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Barbaresco DOCG Meruzzano Riserva Gregorio

GRAPEVINE

100% Nebbiolo

VINEYARD

Treiso

VINIFICATION

Submerged cap maceration for 40-50 days, natural fermentation, racking and pressing

AGEING/REFINING

In 225-litre French oak barriques for 48 months, assembly of the barriques in steel tanks for approximately 2 months before bottling

Color

Red with garnet hues

Aroma

Complex, intense, aromatic

Taste

Warm, enveloping with soft but persistent tannins

Vinification takes place in the most natural way possible, without the use of selected yeasts.
We therefore use traditional winemaking methods, following the natural process of wine making alongside modern processing methods.
To facilitate fermentation and stabilisation of the wines, we open the cellar doors.