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Brunate Barolo docg Francesco Rinaldi & Figli 2018

Reference: 4455

Condition: New product

Country: Italy

Region: Piemonte

Title: Barolo docg

Kind of wine: Red wine docg

Wine variety: Nebbiolo 100%

Year: 2018

Fermentation: in steel tanks at a controlled temperature

District of production: Alba (CN)

Refinement: 3 years in Slavonian oak barrels and in bottle

Alcoholic proof: 14%

Size: 0,75 L

Allergens: Sulphites

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Barolo Brunate by Rinaldi Francesco & Figli winery is made with 100% Nebbiolo grapes coming from the famous Brunate vineyard located between Barolo and La Morra districts. Considered as the most precious gem of the winery, Barolo Brunate is elegant and harmonious: in the glass it is ruby re, with orange and garnet shades. The bouquet is wide and complex, with scents of cherries, plums and strawberries along with notes of licorice and leather. The sip is full-bodied, soft, with a pleasant tannic texture. Barolo Brunate by Rinaldi Francesco & Figli has excellent aging potential and is recommended with braised meat, roasts and matured cheese.

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Francesco Rinaldi e Figli

Rinaldi Francesco, one of the most famous winery in the Barolo area, is an ancient and prestigious winery located on a hill inside the prestigious Cannubi cru. Francesco Rinaldi inherited this winery, founded in 1870, in 1922 and gave it its name. Today Paola and Piera managed the winery and succeeded in extending the trade also abroad, keeping alive the family traditions. The grape varieties cultivated are Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto.