Piemonte, Italy

  • Rogiotto, Barbera d'Asti DOCG 2024, red wine from Piemonte
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    Rogiotto

    Barbera d'Asti DOCG

    Barbera 100%

    • 750ml
    • 14%
    • 2024
    • Red
    • Dry
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    Straight from Rogiotto, available in cases of 6 or 12 bottles.

    Total price1 205,42 SEK

    Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.200,90 SEK/Bottle

    Style
    • Soft & berry-rich
    • Red berries
    • Dark berries
    Pairs with
    • Aperitif
    • Asian cuisine
    • Buffet food
    • Charcuterie
    • Mild and soft cheese
    • Fatty fish
    • Mushrooms
    • Pasta & pizza
    • Pork
    • Poultry
    • Spicy food
    • Veal
    Your package will arrive at your doorstep within 4 - 16 days
    1. Rogiotto will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)
    2. The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door

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    About this wine

    A key player in Piedmontese viticulture, the Barbera grape is by far the most widespread in all of Piedmont's wine-growing areas. It is a surprising variety, rich in nuances, used ...

    Food pairings by the winemaker

    • Aperitif
    • Asian cuisine
    • Buffet food
    • Charcuterie
    • Mild and soft cheese
    • Fatty fish
    • Mushrooms
    • Pasta & pizza
    • Pork
    • Poultry
    • Spicy food
    • Veal

    Vinification, winemaker's own words

    Soils:
    Clay, Limestone
    Terroir:
    VINEYARDS: - Location: Cella Monte, Monticelli region, hillside - Training system: Guyot, density 4,000 vines/ha - Altitude: 210 - 240 m above sea level - Exposure: SOUTH EAST
    Harvest:
    Picked by hand
    Fermentation:
    Steel (100%)
    Storage:
    Steel (100%) 12 months
    Winemaker:
    Christian Minazzoli

    Selection of grapes, fermentation and maceration for 10 days in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperature.

    Meet the wine maker

    Christian Minazzoli

    About the wine and its character

    Country:
    Italy
    Region/Subregion:
    Piemonte/Monferrato
    Classification:
    DOCG
    Certification:
    -
    Grape:
    Barbera 100%
    Vintage year:
    2024
    Color:
    Ruby red, bright and deep.
    Aroma:
    Intense, vigorous, and alcoholic. The vinous notes that distinguish it in its youth are accompanied by a broad bouquet of red fruits, initially crisp and then ripe, such as cherry, blackberry, raspberry, and plum.
    Taste:
    Immediate, thanks to a pleasant acidic edge that prepares us for a dry and intense wine, with a good presence in the mid-palate, where the fruit blends with a delicate floral note. Characterized by a pleasant savory finish. Overall, this Barbera presents itself as an intense, complex, and persistent wine, balanced between its hard and soft components, where a freshness emerges that renews every sip, making it unique and unrepeatable.
    Alcohol content:
    14%
    Sugar content:
    -
    Acidity:
    6.03 g/l
    pH-value:
    -
    Sweetness:
    Dry
    Contains sulphite:
    Yes
    Volume:
    750 ml
    Closure:
    Agglomerate cork
    Bottle:
    Light glass
    Best Served:
    16 - 18 °C
    Ageing potential:
    1 - 6 years
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    Meet the winemakers behind Barbera d'Asti DOCG

    Information provided directly by the winery.

    Rogiotto, Piemonte, Italy

    Information

    Winery
    Rogiotto
    Founding year
    1900
    Farming area
    25 ha
    Production
    200 000 b/y

    Ours is a family winery, now in its fifth generation. Our vineyards are located within a natural amphitheater on the highest Novara Hills in the municipality of Boca, on the rocks of a fossil supervolcano. The vines that grow on these soils produce structured and particularly mineral wines, with a characteristic acidity that gives them a long life in the bottle. To produce the youngest and fruitiest wines, we cultivate our vineyards in the municipality of Cella Monte, a charming village in Monferrato, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

    Meet Rogiotto