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Technical information
- Producer
- Bricco dei Guazzi
- Name
- Barolo DOCG
- Variety
- Nebbiolo
- Vintage
- 2020
- Gradation
- 14.0%
- Format
- 75 cl
- Aromatic profile
- Rose, cherry, spices, licorice
- Vinification method
- Steel fermentation, long maceration
- Aging
- Minimum 3 years, of which 18 months in wood
- Type of cask
- Large oak barrels
- Color
- Garnet red
- Serving temperature
- 18-20°C
- Recommended consumption
- To be drunk after 5-10 years of aging
- Pairing
- Red meats, game, aged cheeses
- Region
- Piedmont
- Country
- Italy
- Production area
- Langhe
- Type
- Red wine
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The Barolo DOCG by Bricco dei Guazzi is a refined and complex expression of Piedmont’s renowned wine region. Made exclusively from Nebbiolo grapes, this wine displays an intense garnet-red colour that develops brick-red hues with age.
On the nose, it offers a broad, enveloping bouquet, with dark-fruit notes of plum and black cherry, complemented by hints of dried flowers, tobacco, sweet spices and a subtle balsamic touch. This aromatic symphony is the result of meticulous fermentation and extended ageing in oak barrels, which bring out the wine’s complexity.
On the palate, the Barolo by Bricco dei Guazzi stands out for its robust structure and pronounced yet silky tannins, which promise harmonious development over time. Full-bodied and enveloping, it has a pleasingly long finish that echoes the fruity and spicy notes found on the nose, culminating in an elegant, lingering finish with a delicate hint of liquorice and cocoa.
This Barolo is an ideal match for hearty dishes such as roasts, game and mature cheeses. To fully appreciate its qualities, decant the wine at least an hour before serving and serve at 18–20°C. A perfect choice for special occasions and for anyone seeking a superior-class wine capable of delivering unforgettable moments.
On the nose, it offers a broad, enveloping bouquet, with dark-fruit notes of plum and black cherry, complemented by hints of dried flowers, tobacco, sweet spices and a subtle balsamic touch. This aromatic symphony is the result of meticulous fermentation and extended ageing in oak barrels, which bring out the wine’s complexity.
On the palate, the Barolo by Bricco dei Guazzi stands out for its robust structure and pronounced yet silky tannins, which promise harmonious development over time. Full-bodied and enveloping, it has a pleasingly long finish that echoes the fruity and spicy notes found on the nose, culminating in an elegant, lingering finish with a delicate hint of liquorice and cocoa.
This Barolo is an ideal match for hearty dishes such as roasts, game and mature cheeses. To fully appreciate its qualities, decant the wine at least an hour before serving and serve at 18–20°C. A perfect choice for special occasions and for anyone seeking a superior-class wine capable of delivering unforgettable moments.
The winery
Bricco dei Guazzi
PiemonteItalia
Historic winery in Monferrato (Olivola, AL) producing Piedmont wines and part of the Le Tenute del Leone Alato group. Offers wines such as Barbera, Albarossa, Nebbiolo, Barolo, Gavi and Moscato d'Asti.
- Grape varieties
- Barbera, Albarossa, Nebbiolo, Pinot nero, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Moscato (Moscato Bianco), Cortese
- Historic estate with the Villa del Bel Riposo dating back to the 16th century.
- Vineyards in Monferrato.
- Production of typical Piedmont wines: Barbera, Albarossa, Nebbiolo, Barolo, Gavi, Moscato d'Asti, among others.
- Showcasing native grape varieties paired with modern techniques.
- Part of the Le Tenute del Leone Alato / Leone Alato group.
The story
The estate traces its roots to the village of Olivola: the Villa del Bel Riposo was built by Stefano Guazzo in the second half of the 16th century, and in subsequent centuries the property also passed to the Conti Candiani. Winemaking remains a living tradition at the estate, which preserves traces of its noble history by combining historic buildings with modern cellar facilities.
Production philosophy
Faithful to Monferrato's identity, the winery combines precision viticulture and an artisanal approach with the use of contemporary technologies. The winery aims for elegant, distinctive wines, showcasing indigenous grape varieties alongside some experimental projects from Langhe and Gavi.
Terroir and vineyards
Monferrato hills near Casale Monferrato. Marly-calcareous soils; presence of infernot and historic structures of the estate.
Awards and recognition
For the Albarossa label, reported accolades include the WineHunter badge, high scores from DoctorWine, recognitions such as Bibenda's 5 Grappoli and medals at the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles for specific vintages.