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    Barolo Wine

    Barolo, the king of wines and the wine of kings. Straight from the beautiful hilly region of Piedmont. Order Barolo DOCG directly from the Italian winemaker via ONWINE!

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      • La Trava

        Barolo DOCG

        • Francone

          Barolo DOCG 2022

          • Mauro Sebaste

            Barolo Tasting Case

            • Francone

              ‘I Patriarchi’ Langhe Nebbiolo DOC

              • Abrigo

                'Ravera' Barolo

                • Canonica

                  Barbaresco

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                    • Mauro Sebaste

                      ‘Ghé’ Barolo Riserva DOCG 2019

                      • Diego Pressenda

                        'Le Coste di Monforte' Barolo DOCG 2019

                        • Diego Pressenda

                          'Barbadelchi' Barolo 2020

                          • Montalbera

                            'Levoluzione' Barolo DOCG 2019

                            • Diego Pressenda

                              'Bricco san Pietro' Barolo 2019

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                              • Aimasso

                                Barolo DOCG 2020

                                • Mauro Sebaste

                                  'Trésüri’ Barolo DOCG 2021

                                  • Mauro Sebaste

                                    'Cerretta' Barolo BOCG 2021

                                    • Diego Pressenda

                                      Barolo Tasting Case


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                                    What is Barolo DOCG?

                                    Barolo DOCG is one of the most prestigious wines in the world. This wine is made from the Nebbiolo grape in the namesake village of Barolo, located in Piedmont, Northern Italy. The exceptional reputation of Barolo stems from the grape variety, the carefully regulated production process, and its impressive aging potential. The regulations surrounding Barolo DOCG primarily focus on the production process, but the specific location also plays a crucial role. These strict regulations ensure that Barolo DOCG remains among the highest-quality and most sought-after wines in the world.

                                    Production of Barolo DOCG

                                    The Nebbiolo grape forms the basis of Barolo DOCG. The difference between an "ordinary" Nebbiolo wine and a Barolo DOCG lies in the strict regulations governing its production. A Barolo DOCG must come from the Barolo region and must age for at least 38 months, including at least 18 months in wood. This means that a "young" Barolo is already at least 3 years old before it hits the market! During this long aging process, the tannins soften, and the wine develops a more complex structure, contributing to its unique character and quality.

                                    How long can you age a Barolo?

                                    A Barolo is often referred to as a wine for patient people due to its long aging potential. An average Barolo DOCG can be aged for 10 to 20 years. Do you have a Barolo Riserva, which has spent more time in barrels? These can often be aged for 20 to 30 years. For a Barolo aged 0 to 5 years, we speak of a young Barolo. At this stage, the tannins are still firm, and the flavors are underdeveloped. However, the young, fruity aromas of the Nebbiolo grape are strongly present. When a Barolo is aged for 5-15 years, it is considered medium-aged. During this period, the taste of Barolo evolves significantly. The tannins soften, and the flavors become more complex, with notes of dried fruit and earthy aromas. A mature Barolo has aged for at least 15 years. At this point, the Barolo reaches its peak complexity. Tertiary aromas develop, revealing notes of truffle, leather, or tobacco. Fans of fresh fruit and robust tannins can enjoy young Barolos, while those who appreciate complex aromas and a velvety texture will need to exercise a little more patience.

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