Barbera d’Alba Doc Cascina Nuova

The vineyards of Cascina Nuova take their name from the homonymous farmhouse, which is the location of our company. They are lands adjacent to the Arborina cru and have very similar soils.

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Here we cultivate Barbera grapes according to strict quality standards: selection of the best grapes from old vines and low yields that yield a concentrated and full-bodied Barbera d'Alba, which requires slow aging in wood before expressing itself at its best. A Barbera with the substance of a Barolo.

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Details

Variety: 100% Barbera

Age of vineyards: planted in the early 1960s

Vine training system: Guyot

Vinification: maceration on the skins in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature for about 10 days before the grapes are pressed and alcoholic fermentation is concluded in stainless steel (about 20 days), where malolactic fermentation also takes place at a controlled temperature. Towards December, the wine is transferred to small barrels of oak, 40% of which are new and 60% are from second and third passages, where they remain to age for 18 months. After decanting in stainless steel, the wine is bottled without fining or filtration.

Color: intense, almost opaque ruby red

Aroma: ample and immediate, with notes of plum jam and elderflower. Lightly spicy finish with hints of candied fruit.

Flavor: powerful and vigorous, with excellent balance between concentration and acidity. Persistence and minerality well expressed due to the age of the vineyards and its unique soil.

Serving temperature: 16°-18°C. It is particularly enjoyable to savor its initial freshness and then appreciate the evolution of its aromas as the wine slowly warms in the glass.

Evolution: immediately enjoyable yet has the potential to age well for years to come.

Also available in magnum format

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