Barolo DOCG - Brunate - Vietti 2018

Vietti

Nebbiolo Barolo DOCG 75 cl 2018

180,40 €−12%
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Technical information

Producer
Vietti
Name
Barolo DOCG
Variety
Nebbiolo
Vintage
2018
Gradation
14.5%
Format
75 cl
Aromatic profile
Rose, cherry, spices, licorice
Vinification method
Steel fermentation, long maceration
Aging
Minimum 3 years
Type of cask
Large oak casks and barriques
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The Barolo DOCG "Brunate" by Vietti is an extraordinary example of how the Nebbiolo grape can best express its potential in one of the most prestigious terroirs in the Barolo area. The Brunate vineyard, located in the municipality of La Morra, is famous for its optimal exposure and its unique soil, which give the wine an unparalleled complexity and finesse. Vietti, a winery with a long history and tradition in the production of high quality wines in Piedmont, interprets this cru with mastery, giving life to a Barolo of great elegance and depth.

Barolo "Brunate" has an intense garnet red color, with reflections that tend towards orange with maturation. On the nose, the wine reveals a rich bouquet of aromas, with notes of ripe red fruits, such as cherries and plums, together with hints of withered flowers, spices, tobacco and a delicate touch of leather, all elements that blend into an olfactory profile of extraordinary complexity.

In the mouth, Vietti's "Brunate" shows a powerful but at the same time refined structure, with silky and well-integrated tannins that support its elegant texture. The acidity is lively and well balanced, contributing to a long tasting persistence and a broad and memorable finish, characterized by a return of the aromatic notes perceived on the nose, with additions of minerality and a light balsamic hint.

This Barolo is ideal in combination with structured and intense dishes, such as red meats, truffle-based dishes and mature cheeses. It is also a wine that lends itself beautifully to ageing, capable of developing further levels of complexity and nuance over time.

The winery

Vietti

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A historic winery based in Castiglione Falletto (Piedmont), known for its Barolo crus, signature labels and a range of wines from Nebbiolo and Barbera to aromatic varieties such as Moscato and Arneis.
Grape varieties
Nebbiolo, Barbera, Arneis, Timorasso, Freisa, Dolcetto, Moscato (Moscato Bianco)
  • A pioneer in the selection of Barolo crus.
  • First single-varietal vinifications of Roero Arneis.
  • Artist-designed labels from collaborations that began in the 1970s.
  • 75 hectares of vineyards spread across Langhe, Roero, Asti and Colli Tortonesi.
  • Acquired by the Krause family in 2016, while maintaining the company's identity.
The story
The Vietti winery was founded at the end of the 19th century in Castiglione Falletto; in 1917 Mario Vietti transformed the estate into a business focused on producing quality wines. In the 1950s Alfredo Currado introduced technical and cultural innovations that led to the creation of one of Barolo’s first crus and, in 1967, to the production of Roero Arneis as a single-varietal wine. Since 2016 the property has been owned by the Krause family, who have continued the winery’s development while respecting its identity and historic vineyards.
Production philosophy
An approach combining artisanal tradition with a focus on sustainability: meticulous vineyard care, minimal interventions, selective winemaking and the enhancement of individual vineyards to express the terroir in the bottle.
Terroir and vineyards
Vineyards spread across the Langhe, Roero, Astigiano and Colli Tortonesi, with historic crus in the Barolo area and parcels also in areas such as Monforte d'Alba and La Morra. The estate reports a significant presence within the UNESCO-recognized area.
Awards and recognition
High recognition and ratings from international critics and publications; consistently featured in industry guides.