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Rabajà, Barbaresco DOCG
From grapes grown in one of the zone more note and celebrate of Barbaresco born this wonderfull wine. The happy exposition hold vines and the composition of the land mean that this wine is positioned at the quality vertex of this prestige denomination. Rabajà Barbaresco is a full and elegant structure that is not afraid of aging .
In the big vintages and with the best grapes it is produced a limited version of Reserve from unmatched characteristic .
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Vineyard The Rabajà vineyard (300 m. a.s.l.), facing south-west, is in the commune of Barbaresco, on parcels 317 (planted in 1974), 320p (planted in 1975), 408 and 409p (both planted in 1990) of land registry map sheet V. The total area is 1.23 hectares, all planted with the Nebbiolo variety. The soil is formed by white earth, with a high chalky clay content, , known as the “Marne di Sant’Agata” (30% sand – 55% clay – 15% limestone). From this kind of soil we obtain very elegant and fragrant wines, with a great potential ageing.
Picking and maceration The grapes are handpicked , sorting only the best bunches and placing them into a 20 kilos baskets. The harvest took place on October 10th 2010. The maceration in “tino” (open top wooden vat) lasted for 40 days, with regular punching down of the cap and, at the end of the alcoholic fermentation, we used the traditional technique of the “submerged cap” to continue with a static maceration.
Ageing The wine aged for 20 months in large Slavonian oak casks and 2 months in steel tanks, followed by 26 months in the bottle prior to its release on September 2014.
Tasting notes Analytical data Alcohol: 14.5% by Vol. Total acidity: 5.8 g/l pH: 3.36
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Organoleptic propertiesCOLOUR: Dense garnet red. AROMA: Opens on pure ripe raspberry notes with mineral, herbaceous and conifer tones. FLAVOUR: Solid structure with rumbling tannins and long, solid finish. |
Best enjoyed at a temperature of 18-19°C. |
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recommended cellar life: over 10 years. |