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Casetta Casa Vinicola, Barbaresco Docg 2004
Food pairing | Meat, Beef, Lamb, Poultry, Cheese, Tomato based |
Vintage | 2004 |
Product number: 345310
£27.00
Price per bottle
The Fratelli Casetta Winery is located in the North East of Italy in the
Piedmont region - a land with the finest wine making where excellent red and
white wines are always produced. Their Vineyards (40 hectares) are located on
the Langa and Roero, a paradise of hills and vines on slopes both steep and
gentle, with strong soil and a dry climate, giving positive effects especially
during ripening.
Produced in Piedmont, Italy and made out of 100% Nebbiolo it was aged for two
years in Slavonian large oak barrels and has been developing nicely in bottle
ever since.
"A really nice ruby colour with garnet hints, the nose initially is full of
intense red cherries and berries which then evolves into prunes, dried herbs,
leather, tar and earth. There’s still a good structure here with ample acidity
and soft tannins. Very tasty indeed. I would high advise drinking Barbaresco
with food - try with steaks, duck, dishes with tomato based sauces, roast lamb
and mature cheeses." Angus, wine Guru
Piedmont region - a land with the finest wine making where excellent red and
white wines are always produced. Their Vineyards (40 hectares) are located on
the Langa and Roero, a paradise of hills and vines on slopes both steep and
gentle, with strong soil and a dry climate, giving positive effects especially
during ripening.
Produced in Piedmont, Italy and made out of 100% Nebbiolo it was aged for two
years in Slavonian large oak barrels and has been developing nicely in bottle
ever since.
"A really nice ruby colour with garnet hints, the nose initially is full of
intense red cherries and berries which then evolves into prunes, dried herbs,
leather, tar and earth. There’s still a good structure here with ample acidity
and soft tannins. Very tasty indeed. I would high advise drinking Barbaresco
with food - try with steaks, duck, dishes with tomato based sauces, roast lamb
and mature cheeses." Angus, wine Guru