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Appellation: Langhe rosso doc

Varietal: Barbera 60% and Nebbiolo 40%

Area of production: La Morra


Bottles produced: 2.500/ 3000

Age of the vines: various

Soil composition: clay and tufa stone

Exposure: south-east


Vinification: maceration on the skins for approx. 3 / 4 days in rotary fermenters with temperature control, ageing in new French  barrique for 18 months

Color: very intense ruby red

Nose: intense aromas ...

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