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Barbaresco Vie Erte

Item number: VFR01010 2022750
€ 41,90 %
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Vintage: 2022

Format: 0,75 l

Type: Rosso

Denomination: Barbaresco DOCG

Grapes: Nebbiolo

Refinement: Big wood

Alcohol: 15 %

Region: Piedmont

Origin: Made in Italy

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TASTING NOTES

Production

Barbaresco Vie Erte is a Piedmontese red wine of great elegance and authenticity, a superb embodiment of Piedmontese winemaking tradition. Following manual harvesting and fermentation, the wine ages in large oak casks for around two and a half years.

Organoleptic Characteristics

In the glass, this Barbaresco presents a transparent, luminous ruby red colour; on the nose, it reveals notes of ripe cherry and violet, followed by woody and delicately balsamic hints. On the palate, it is fresh and crisp, with the typical characteristics of Nebbiolo expressed to the full, featuring vibrant tannins and a pleasant fruity acidity.

Occasion and Pairing

Vie Erte is a Barbaresco that combines the quality of wines from its appellation with excellent drinkability, making it perfect for special occasions as well as more casual gatherings, such as a Sunday lunch. Ideal paired with a Piedmontese mixed boiled meat platter, game or medium-aged cheeses.

Serving Temperature

To fully appreciate its style, this wine should be served at a temperature of 16–18°C.

Allergens: Solfiti

THE WINERY

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Clandestin is one of the most fascinating and unconventional realities of the new artisanal Champagne, a symbol of expressive freedom, precision and profound respect for the territory. Born from the meeting between sommelier and winemaker Bertrand Gautherot and the young talent Benoit Doussot, the project comes to life in the heart of the Cote des Bar with the aim of producing authentic, pure Champagnes radically linked to their origins. Clandestin's philosophy is based on a minimal and rigorous approach: every wine must be the sincerest expression of terroir, without artifice or superfluous intervention. The vineyards, cultivated according to biological and biodynamic principles, are located on Kimmeridgian soils rich in limestone and marine fossils, the same ones that characterize some of France's largest wine-growing lands. Here Pinot Noir finds one of its most vibrant and territorial interpretations, capable of combining energy, depth and finesse. In the vineyard, work follows natural rhythms, with sustainable practices and low yields aimed at preserving soil vitality and grape quality. In the cellar, winemaking takes place with spontaneous fermentations, minimal use of sulfur, and long refinements, while fully respecting the raw material. Many cuvées are vinified without dosage, a choice that allows you to express with absolute precision the purity of the fruit and the identity of the terroir. Clandestin Champagnes are distinguished by a tense, vertical and deeply mineral style, characterized by great energy and extraordinary drinkability. Each bottle tells a contemporary and free vision of Champagne, far from convention and close to the truth of wine. Each Clandestin cuvée is an intense and luminous sensory experience, an authentic tale of the Cote des Bar and its purest and most vibrant soul. Name and address manufacturer/distributor: Clandestin – Cote des Bar, Champagne, France. Wines should be stored in a cool, dry place, far away from heat sources and direct light.

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