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Barolo DOCG Cannubio 1970

  • Black fruit
  • Gastronomic wine
  • Wine for ageing
  • Color: Red
  • 13% 
  • 1.5L
  • Intensity
  • Silky

The ideal Barolo to serve with game. More info

  • Quantity: 2 Bottles
  • Level: 2 3cm
  • Label: 2 marked label, 2 stained label, 2 very slightly damaged label
  • Origin: Trade
  • Recoverable VAT: No
  • Country/Region: Italy, Piedmont
  • Appellation/Wine: Barolo
  • Classification: DOCG
  • Producer/Owner: Francesco Rinaldi
  • More information....

Barolo DOCG Cannubio serve at a temperature of 16°C. It will pair perfectly with the following dishes: Agneau de lait rôti, Aiguillettes de canard, Brie aux truffes.

Lot presentation
Barolo DOCG Cannubio

The wine

Cannubio's Barolo is matured in oak barrels for at least three years. It has a pretty garnet-red appearance, with orange hues as it ages. The nose offers floral aromas (rose, violet). The palate is harmonious, with spicy notes. This wine pairs very well with grilled red meat, game and some cheeses.

Information about domain Francesco Rinaldi

Giovanni Rinaldi acquired a vineyard in the Barolo region circa 1870 and then handed it down to his children and grandchildren. Today, his great-granddaughters, Paola and Piera Rinaldi, manage the domaine.

Detailed characteristics

  • Quantity: 2 Bottles
  • Level: 2 3cm
  • Label: 2 marked label, 2 stained label, 2 very slightly damaged label
  • Origin: Trade
  • Recoverable VAT: No
  • Original Wooden Case / Original Case: No
  • French customs seal: no
  • Alcohol percentage: 13 %
  • Country/Region: Italy, Piedmont
  • Appellation/Wine: Barolo
  • Classification: DOCG
  • Producer/Owner: Francesco Rinaldi
  • Vintage: 1970
  • Color: Red
  • Service temperature: 16°
  • Viticulture: Environment friendly 
  • Size (in ha): 2.4
  • Intensity: Silky
  • Dominant aroma: Black fruit
  • Tasting occasion: Gastronomic wine
  • Grape variety: nebbiolo michet et lampia

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Barolo DOCG Cannubio 1970

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