Tenute Neirano - Barbaresco2021
  RED WINE
  
  
          
                                                  
        
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          Producer
          Tenute Neirano
        
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          Blend
            
              100% Nebbiolo            
        
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          Country
          Italy
        
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          Region
          Piemonte
        
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          Appellation
          Barbaresco
        
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          UPC
          0 15643 64082 7
        
 
 
  
    
      Reviews
    
          
        
          James Suckling 92
        
        
          This is juicy and savory with notes of fresh red berries, citrus peel, dried herbs and ground cloves on the nose. Medium-bodied with tense, structured tannins. A little tight and chewy and needs a bit of time to soften. I like the freshness and focus.        
        
          by JS, James Suckling          , 2024        
       
       
  
    
      Technical Details
    
    
          
        
          Estate        
        The origins of the company began when Antonio Sperone began making wine in 1911, and is now a wine-growing and wine-producing estate of great importance, combining rural traditions and modern technology. The current generation are the 4th of the family to carry on the traditions and values of their founders, with a deep rooted love and enthusiasm for their wines. Tenute Neirano is located in a lovingly restored 17th century villa built on top of a hill in Casalotto di Mombaruzzo, near Asti, in the heart of Monferrato. It is surrounded by 25 hectares of estate vineyards in the heart of the production of some of the top wines of the Piedmont region. The region is unique, it has a colder continental climate in winter, with low rainfall as a result of the rain shadow effect of the Alps, followed by warm dry summers.      
          
        
          Tasting notes        
        Ruby red color with garnet hints. Velvety and full bodied. Typically pure and distinctive aromas of red cherry, raspberry, white pepper and tobacco, with spicy notes. Aged 30 months in oak casks and in bottles for the final six months. Pair with red meats and savory cheeses with medium-long ageing.