Barbaresco DOCG - Francesco Versio 2021

Francesco Versio

100% Nebbiolo · Barbaresco DOCG · 75 cl · 2021

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Producer Francesco Versio
Name Barbaresco DOCG
Variety 100% Nebbiolo
Vintage 2021
Gradation 14.5%
Format 75 cl
Aromatic profile Cherry, raspberry, dried rose, spices, and orange peel
Vinification method Spontaneous fermentation and extended skin maceration
Region Piedmont
Production area Neive; San Cristoforo and Currà vineyards
Country Italy
Type Red wine
Type of cask Large Slavonian oak casks
Color Ruby red, evolving toward garnet
Serving temperature 17–18 °C
Pairing Red meat, game, mushrooms, truffle, aged cheeses
Barbaresco DOCG by Francesco Versio is a red wine whose name refers to a historic appellation in the Langhe, in Piedmont. The Barbaresco DOCG is reserved for wines made from Nebbiolo grapes; this offers an initial point of reference but does not replace information about the individual bottle. As no vintage, winemaking details or tasting notes are provided, it is best not to assign unverified aromas, structure or ageing periods to the wine. Its identity is therefore best understood through its connection with the appellation and producer Francesco Versio.

At the table, it can be considered alongside flavourful dishes such as roasts, braised meats, game or aged cheeses. The pairing can be chosen according to the preparation and the bottle’s actual characteristics. To enjoy it, a large wine glass may be suitable; check the label or ask the seller for the vintage and recommended serving temperature. A fitting choice for anyone wishing to explore an appellation-designated red from Piedmont, while leaving room to discover the distinctive qualities of Francesco Versio’s particular interpretation.
The winery

Francesco Versio – Winery in Piemonte

Discover the story and wines of Francesco Versio.

Winemaker from Neive (Langhe, Piedmont) known for terroir-driven red wines with a traditional character, with particular focus on Nebbiolo and Dolcetto.
Region: Piemonte
Country: Italia
Founded: 2012
Grapes: Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, Barbera
Winery based in Neive, in the Barbaresco area. Production focused on Nebbiolo: Barbaresco and Langhe Nebbiolo. Traditional, minimalist winery style with spontaneous fermentations. Vineyards in Neive's notable sites: San Cristoforo, Currà, Albesani, Starderi. Small producer: just over 3 hectares under vine.
Winery history
Francesco Versio grew up in Neive and began vinifying his family's grapes in the early 2010s. After studying oenology and gaining experience working in the cellar at Bruno Giacosa, he launched his own production using the vineyards inherited from his grandfather, consolidating a range focused on Neive's geographical indications.
Production philosophy
Minimal, traditional approach: fermentations with indigenous yeasts, often extended macerations and aging in large barrels for the Barbaresco; for other wines stainless steel and concrete are also used. The stated goal is to clearly express the terroir and the purity of the fruit.
Terroir and vineyards
The vineyards are located in the municipality of Neive and include named sites such as San Cristoforo, Currà, Albesani and Starderi. The reported soils vary from clay and sand to limestone, and the exposures are generally favorable.