• Paitin Barbaresco Serraboella 2019 - Piedmont - Italy
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Paitin Barbaresco Serraboella 2019 - Piedmont - Italy

Vintage: 2019

IT160

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Serraboella is an historical Cru of Neive, showing notes of crushed flower together with some red fruit notes that capture the attention. On the palate, intense mineral notes that complement with the fruit iffering dinamicity. After aeration, the glass reveals more depth thanks to blood orange notes and sweet pipe tobacco. Structure dressed with an irresistible elegance is the trait of Serraboella and the signature of Paitin.

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Serraboella is an historical Cru of Neive, showing notes of crushed flower together with some red fruit notes that capture the attention. On the palate, intense mineral notes that complement with the fruit iffering dinamicity. After aeration, the glass reveals more depth thanks to blood orange notes and sweet pipe tobacco. Structure dressed with an irresistible elegance is the trait of Serraboella and the signature of Paitin.

Vintage in image may vary. Refer to wine facts for current vintage.
Awards
Organic Wine
-
Product Type
Red Wine
Region

Piedmont

Grape Varietal

Nebbiolo

Winemakers

Silvano Pasquero Elia

Vintage

2019

Country

Italy

Age of Vines

35

Producers

Paitin

Harvest Method

Manual

Alcohol Percentage

14.00%

Fermentation and Maceration

Skin maceration for 4 weeks in Stainless steel vats

Malolactic Fermentation

Yes

Mouth Attribute

Medium-full bodied, Long finish, Structured, and Tannic

Nose Attribute

Red fruit, Mineral, Blood orange, and Tobacco

Aging

18 Months in large oak barrels

Production

6000 KG&HA

Altitude of Vineyard

290

Density

4500

Production Style

Organic

Total Production

10000 Bottles

SKU
IT160

Serraboella is renowned to be one of the most important vineyards of Barbaresco, very steep, south facing shows wonderfully deep, complex and long-lived wines.

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