1970
14%
0,75 Lt

Parroco di Neive 1970 Barbaresco DOCG Riserva Gallina

Name: Parroco di Neive 1970 Barbaresco DOCG Riserva Gallina
Brand: Parroco di Neive
SKU: 18BTPARNE1970BARBRGALLINA
Price: 70 EUR
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Parroco di Neive 1970 Barbaresco DOCG Riserva Gallina

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BrandParroco di Neive

Reference 18BTPARNE1970BARBRGALLINA

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Annata: 1970
Gradi: 14 %
Formato: 0,75 Lt

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Description The Parroco di Neive 1970 Barbaresco DOCG Riserva Gallina represents a symphony of time and territory, a wine that evokes the winemaking tradition of Piedmont in all its magnificence. Hailing from the historic Barbaresco region, this wine comes from the vineyards of the Gallina cru, renowned for their optimal exposure and soil rich in marl and limestone, ideal for the Nebbiolo grape. The 1970 vintage, with the perfect ripening of the grapes, has led to a wine of extraordinary complexity and depth.

In appearance, it presents a bright garnet red, impeccable in clarity. The aroma is a dance of scents: notes of withered rose intertwine with the fragrance of cherries in spirits, a delicate hint of truffle, and spices that invite you to explore its profound essence. On the palate, each sip reveals an impeccable structure, with soft and well-integrated tannins that provide a sensation of fullness, while vibrant acidity brings freshness and length to the finish.

Perfect to pair with rich dishes such as braises, game, or aged cheeses, the Parroco di Neive Riserva Gallina is a wine that tells a story—the story of winemakers and their patient dedication to an extraordinary land. Each bottle of this wine is a treasure, a tribute to tradition and the art of winemaking, meant to be shared on special occasions or simply to commemorate the beauty of life. If there is a wine to collect and savor with respect, this is undoubtedly one of the ideal candidates. A sensory journey that transports the taster to the heart of the Langhe, evoking fondness and memories of festively laid tables from the past.