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Regular price
€88,92
Vintage:
2021
Denomination:
Barolo
Grape variety:
nebbiolo
Origin:
Italy, Piedmont
Alcohol:
14.5%
Format:
0.75 L
Product origin:
Business
Serving temperature:
18°
Refinement:
30 months in large cask and barrique, then in bottle
When to drink:
Dinner, Meditation, Business dinner
Type:
Red Wine
Taste:
fine tannins, lingering, balanced with notes of red fruits and spices
Flavorings:
faded rose, cherry, licorice, tobacco, spice
Allergens:
Sulphites
Longevity:
21+ years
What wine is Barolo DOCG “Cannubi” 2021 - Poderi Luigi Einaudi
The Barolo DOCG “Cannubi” 2021 - Poderi Luigi Einaudi is made from Nebbiolo grapes sourced from one of the most renowned crus in the Langhe, Cannubi, located in the heart of the Municipality of Barolo at an altitude of approximately 200 meters. This wine perfectly embodies the elegance and complexity typical of this historic vineyard, expressing balance, depth, and finesse. It is a full-bodied red, yet harmonious, designed for those who appreciate wines that can evolve over time while remaining immediately captivating even in their early years.Vintage Details
The 2021 vintage was characterized by balanced climatic conditions: a cold winter, a regular spring, and a dry summer that resulted in perfectly ripe grapes. The harvest, which took place in early October, yielded healthy Nebbiolo grapes with thick skins and intense aromas. The result is a Barolo of great aromatic elegance, with silky and well-integrated tannins, suggesting an excellent aging potential.Winemaking and Aging
The vinification of Barolo DOCG “Cannubi” 2021 - Poderi Luigi Einaudi involves traditional fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel, followed by a long maceration on the skins, necessary to extract color and structure in a balanced way. The wine then ages for about one year in small oak barrels, followed by an additional eighteen months of refinement in large barrels. Its evolution is completed with a further period of rest in the bottle, which refines its aromas and softens its tannic structure.Tasting Notes
The Barolo Cannubi 2021 stands out for its refined elegance and a sensory profile that combines intensity, harmony, and persistence.Color
Visually, it presents a bright garnet red, with the typical reflections of young Nebbiolo. The brilliance of the color anticipates the wine's vivacity and energy.Nose
The bouquet is broad and enveloping: it releases aromas of dried flowers, such as violet, followed by hints of cherry and raspberry. With aeration, spicy notes and a balsamic hint emerge, lending depth and complexity.Taste
On the palate, it is full and harmonious, with a significant structure well-balanced by acidity. The soft and precise tannins leave a pleasant silky sensation. The aromatic persistence is long and clean, with a finish reminiscent of red fruit and sweet spices.Food Pairings for Barolo DOCG “Cannubi” 2021 - Poderi Luigi Einaudi
This Barolo pairs perfectly with rich and savory dishes, enhancing their aromatic complexity. Ideal with:- braised and stewed red meats
- traditional Piedmontese dishes such as bollito misto (mixed boiled meats)
- aged and hard cheeses
- dishes featuring truffles or porcini mushrooms
Storage and Aging: How to store Barolo DOCG “Cannubi” 2021 - Poderi Luigi Einaudi
To preserve all its elegance, Barolo Cannubi 2021 should be stored in a cool, dark place with a constant temperature between 12°C and 16°C. The bottle should be kept horizontally to keep the cork consistently moist. This wine has great evolutionary potential: it can age in the bottle for over 15 years, developing increasingly complex aromas and a progressively softer and more harmonious taste. Those who appreciate elegant and long-lived wines will find in Barolo DOCG “Cannubi” 2021 - Poderi Luigi Einaudi an ideal companion for evolution over time and for unforgettable tasting moments.Poderi Luigi Einaudi
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