Barolo, Riserva, Capalot, Brunate
    Roberto Voerzio

    Barolo, Riserva, Capalot, Brunate,

    Destination

    vintage

    Roberto Voerzio, Barolo, Riserva, Capalot, Brunate, 2007

    Justerini & Brooks Tasting note
    Roberto Voerzio, Barolo, Riserva, Capalot, Brunate, 2007

    Smouldering, multi-layered, seductive Barolo; intense and deeply profound, corpulent, fleshy but suave flavours of bramble, blueberry, red cherry, mineral, strawberry, liquorice and menthol. Complete, curvaceous Barolo of the highest quality. The same cask ageing as the regular cru Barolos with extra time in bottle, this Riserva Barolo is a blend of wine from the Capalot and Brunate vineyards that average 50 years old. Bottled up exclusively in magnum, circa 1000 magnums are produced.

    Maturity:
    Drink
    ABV:
    14.5%

    specifications

    country:
    Italy
    region:
    Piedmont
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    Allergen Information:
    This product may contain sulphites. Full allergen information is available upon request, please call our Customer Relations Team on +44 (0)20 7484 6430.
    Roberto Voerzio

    Roberto Voerzio

    Roberto Voerzio is undeniably one of the stars of Piedmont and a Barolo producer with a world-wide following, his philosophy is a simple one; from the healthiest lowest-yielding vines, in the greatest plots, come the very finest wines. His vineyard management is meticulous and covers hard pruning, green harvesting, pruning, and leaf thinning which, together with his policy of having high planting density, result in an exceptionally small production. The yields are the lowest in the region, 500g of fruit per vine for the crus and even 1kg per vine for Dolcetto and Barberas - the yield of most top growers' best Barlo Crus. In the winery Roberto's vision is to make the purest expression of Nebbiolo as possible. Fermentations are with wild yeasts, extractions are very gentle using the light "pumping over" technique, elevage takes place in both french oak with a maximum of 30% new, both large casks and barriques. The wines are an exquisite mix of intensity and lightness, measured concentration and bright juicy, moreish flavours. The Voerzios are not afraid to reject a cuvée either, if hail or a fermentation deviation prevents quality from being tip top, as with Cerequio in 2011 and La Serra in 2006. Some of Italy's greatest wines.

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