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  Barbera d'Alba D.O.C.

Variety:
100% Barbera.

Production zone:
Obtained from grapes from various vineyards throughout the Monfalletto estate in the La Morra area. Different altitudes and exposures contribute to the complexity and harmony of this wine. Old vines and clay-rich soil give it succulence and altogether pleasing qualities.

Harvest:
End of September / Beginning of October.

Yield per hectare:
70 hectoliters of grapes.

Vinification:
Short period of fermentation of around 15 days with maceration in stainless steel for 4-5 days and frequent repassing of must over lees. Malolactic fermentation takes place in wood until December.

Maturation:
About 7-8 months in barrels of either French or Slavonian oak. Bottled in the summer and released on the market about a year after harvest.

Sensory characteristics:
Intense violet hue; fragrant bouquet of ripe fruit and spices; full-bodied and fresh. Very soft tannins.

Serving Temperature
16 °C.

Average life of wine:
Wine of average longevity; its best expression is within the first 4-5 years of its life.

Food matches:
The classic accompaniment for the Piedmontese specialty bollito misto, hot sausage with lentils, cardoon flan, and the traditional anchovy- and garlic-laced Piedmontese dish of bagna caòda.

Barbera d'Alba D.O.C.  
   
       
     
  Red Wines:  
  Dolcetto d'Alba  
  Barbera d'Alba  
  Barbera Funtanì  
  Langhe Nebbiolo  
  Langhe Rosso Curdè  
  Barolo Monfalletto  
  Barolo Bricco Gattera  
  Barolo Enrico VI  
  White Wines:  
  Langhe Arneis  
  Langhe Chardonnay Elioro  
  Montezemolo Brut  
  Gorette  
  Barolo Chinato  
  Grappa  
  Special wooden case  
  Azienda agricola Monfalletto - Fr. Annunziata 67 - 12064 La Morra (Cn) Italia - P.IVA 00784150047
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