Scuderia Italia – Barolo D.O.C.G. – 2011 – Italy – Red Wines – Luxury Limited Edition – Avvenice

Scuderia Italia – Prestigious Italian Wines

Scuderia Italia was born from an intuition of Flavio Sartori, who turned his life-long passion for wine into his job. Graduated in Viticulture and Enology at the prestigious Conegliano branch of the University of Padua, he involves his father Loris, an entrepreneur with decades of experience, in his project and together they create the “Scuderia Italia – Prestigious Italian Wines” collection with the ambition that it can one day become a point of reference for wine lovers, offering products from different origins, but united by the search for the maximum expression of their territory.

Scuderia Italia – Barolo D.O.C.G. – 2011 – Italy – Red Wines – Luxury Limited Edition

Barolo DOCG is known for being “the King of Wines, the Wine of Kings”, loved by kings and nobles since the Middle Ages; recognized among the most famous and renowned red wines in the world.

Its production must be subject to a very restrictive disciplinary. It is obtained exclusively from Nebbiolo grapes, in 11 municipalities of the Langhe, characterized by fog, which – during the whole harvest – forms along the banks of the Tanaro river and spreads over the hills, enveloping the vineyards.

It is a garnet red wine with an intense and characteristic aroma. The flavor is dry, full, aromatic.

Product Sheet

Wine Type

Red Wine

Format (Liters)

0.75

Grapes

Nebbiolo

Serving Temperature

20ºC

Best Time for Tasting

2 years after bottling.

Bottle Opening

15 minutes before

Decanting

No

Average Altitude of The Vineyards

250 m

Type of Terrain

Clayey-silty.

Yield per Hectare

80 q / ha.

Plant Density

3,500 vines / ha.

Training System

Espalier, Guyot pruning system.

Harvest Period

End of September.

Vinification

Traditional in red.

Type of Fermentation Tanks

Steel tank.

Fermentation Temperature

28ºC.

Duration of Fermentation

15-20 days.

Refinement

6 months in barrique and 24 in large oak barrels.

Aging Capacity

20 years.

Press

Gilbert Gaillard 91