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Terre da Vino Barolo
2018
The history of Terre da Vino would take quite a chapter to describe, since the Company encompasses more than 5,000 hectares of vineyards cultivated by more than 2,500 producers! Founded in 1956 and formerly known as Terre di Barolo, this cooperative is located in Barolo, Italy, in the heart of the Langhe territory, one of the most famous wine regions in the world. The region is a vast vineyard dotted with medieval castles and hamlets. One example is Verduno, a mansion built in the 1700s, where...
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Barolo is a great red wine with a venerable history, the qualities of which were appreciated by the famous statesman Camillo Benso, Conte di Cavour. It is produced exclusively from the nebbiolo grape. The vineyards that produced this particular Barolo are located in the best wine-growing areas of the classic production area.
Following a traditional and meticulous vinification, the Barolo remains for 2 years in oak barrels.
Intense ruby garnet color. The pleasant bouquet takes you to notes of violets and dried rose petals, with a spicy touch and aromas of cherry. The full and robust palate ends with a tannic length worthy of the great ready-to-drink Barolos. Pairings with prime rib, braised veal cheek and truffle ravioli.
Pale tawny ruby. Pretty good price for a serviceable example of one of the great wines of the world. Correct and well balanced with a dry tangy finish and really rather entrancing fruit. No need to wait for this. If you’re wondering what the Barolo fuss is about, try this introductory offer from the decent co-op.
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