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Regular price
€201,60
Vintage:
2018
Denomination:
South Tyrol
Grape variety:
pinot noir
Origin:
Italy, Trentino-South Tyrol
Alcohol:
13.5%
Format:
0.75 L
Product origin:
Business
Serving temperature:
16°
When to drink:
Dinner, Meditation, Business dinner
Type:
Red Wine
Taste:
harmonic and velvety, with notes of red fruits and sweet spices
Flavorings:
cherry, raspberry, strawberry, spice, wood
Allergens:
Sulphites
Longevity:
15 years
What kind of wine is Alto Adige Pinot Nero DOC 'Ludwig Barth Von Barthenau Vigna Roccolo' 2018 - Hofstätter (wooden box)
The Alto Adige Pinot Nero DOC 'Ludwig Barth Von Barthenau Vigna Roccolo' 2018 - Hofstätter (wooden box) is an elegant and complex red wine, an authentic expression of the Mazon terroir, one of the most renowned areas in Alto Adige for Pinot Noir cultivation. It originates from Hofstätter's historic cru, Vigna Roccolo, where decades-old vines – some over seventy years old – yield grapes of extraordinary concentration and aromatic depth. This is a wine with a refined yet enveloping body, capable of combining freshness and structure, elegance and personality, representing one of Hofstätter winery's most iconic labels.Vintage Details
The 2018 vintage was characterized by balanced climatic conditions in Alto Adige: mild temperatures and good temperature fluctuations favored a slow and steady ripening of the Pinot Noir. The grapes, hand-harvested at the end of September, reached an ideal level of ripeness, giving the wine a complex and harmonious aromatic profile, with silky tannins and a lively freshness that enhances its overall finesse.Winemaking and Aging
The winemaking process for Pinot Nero Vigna Roccolo follows an approach that respects the grapes and the territory. After destemming, fermentation takes place in stainless steel vats at controlled temperatures, with a brief maceration on the skins to gently extract color and aromas. Aging occurs for about 18 months in small French oak barrels, followed by another 6 months in large barrels, and then concludes with a year of rest in the bottle. This long aging process gives the wine aromatic complexity, balance, and finesse.Tasting Notes
Each stage of tasting the Alto Adige Pinot Nero DOC 'Ludwig Barth Von Barthenau Vigna Roccolo' 2018 - Hofstätter tells a story of elegance and depth.Color
It presents with a brilliant ruby red color, with slight garnet reflections that indicate its maturity. Clear and luminous, it immediately invites the first taste.Nose
On the nose, it offers a refined and complex bouquet, with hints of ripe red fruits like cherry and raspberry, intertwined with delicate spicy notes and slightly toasted tones derived from the wood. Floral aromas and hints of undergrowth also emerge, typical of a high-class Pinot Noir.Palate
On the palate, it is fine and enveloping. The attack is soft, supported by an elegant structure and well-integrated tannins. Balanced between freshness and softness, it stands out for its long aromatic persistence, leaving a pleasantly velvety sensation on the palate.Food Pairings for Alto Adige Pinot Nero DOC 'Ludwig Barth Von Barthenau Vigna Roccolo' 2018 - Hofstätter (wooden box)
This Pinot Noir finds its perfect balance when paired with refined but not overly structured dishes. Ideal with:- Delicate red meats, such as beef fillet or sirloin;
- Flavorful white meats, such as guinea fowl or roasted duck;
- Feathered game and mushroom-based dishes;
- Aged hard cheeses, served at room temperature.
Storage and Aging: How to store Alto Adige Pinot Nero DOC 'Ludwig Barth Von Barthenau Vigna Roccolo' 2018 - Hofstätter (wooden box)
To preserve the qualities of this wine over time, it is important to store it correctly. The bottle should be kept horizontally, in a cool, dark environment, with a constant temperature around 12-14°C and controlled humidity. The original wooden box helps protect the wine from light and temperature fluctuations, promoting a harmonious evolution. Thanks to its structure and the quality of the grapes, the Vigna Roccolo 2018 has excellent aging potential: it can be left to age in the cellar for over 10 years, developing even more complex aromas and an increasingly velvety texture over time.Hofstätter
The History of the Hofstätter Winery The Hofstätter winery, nestled in the heart of South Tyrol, is synonymous with tradition and evolution in the Italian wine scene. Founded in 1907, it represents a stronghold of historical heritage enriched by continuous innovations that have transformed wine p...