Poderi Colla Beppe Colla, Barolo DOCG 2015

Poderi Colla Beppe Colla, Barolo DOCG 2015

This is the first release of a wine named after the great Beppe Colla - who founded Poderi Colla in 1994 along with his brother Tino and daughter Federica, and did great work to improve the quality, and promote the wines, of the Langhe. It is a limited production of Barolo Bussia Riserva from the Dardi le Rose vineyard - considered to be one of the great Barolo crus - and which will be produced from the the very best barrel of only the best vintages.

ABV STRENGTH 14.0
BOTTLER Bussia Dardi le Rose
BOTTLE SIZE 750ml
COUNTRY Italy
GRAPE Nebbiolo
REGION Barolo DOCG
STYLE Barolo
VINTAGE 2015
WINE YARD Poderi
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Tasting notes

Delicate aromas of dried flowers, sweet spice and red fruits. The palate is complex with elegant berry and damson fruit supported by soft tannins and notes of liquorice. Long and appealing on the finish.

Wine making

Produced from the Bussia Dardi le Rose vineyard in Monforte d'Alba, a 6.2 hectare south / south-west facing vineyard 300-350 metres above sea level. The Nebbiolo grapes were hand-harvested in the first half of October and were destemmed, pressed and macerated on skins for 12-15 days at a maximum temperature of 30°C. The wine completed malolactic fermentation before winter, and in the spring it was transferred to oak barrels for 24-48 months. It then spent a further 48 months in bottle before release.

Food pairing

Classic Italian dishes. Roast Beef or Prime rib or even a mushroom ragu

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