Stefano Barolo DOCG 2021 - Mario Marengo 2021

Name: Stefano Barolo DOCG 2021 - Mario Marengo
Brand: Mario Marengo
SKU: bottle-02848
Price: 41.22 EUR
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Nebbiolo · Barolo DOCG · 75 cl · 2021

-8%

41,22 €

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Technical information

Producer	Mario Marengo
Name	Barolo DOCG
Variety	Nebbiolo
Vintage	2021
Gradation	14.0%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Roses, spices, red fruits, licorice
Vinification method	Steel fermentation, long maceration
Region	Piedmont
Production area	Langhe
Country	Italy
Type	Red wine
Aging	Minimum 3 years
Type of cask	Large oak casks and barriques
Color	Intense ruby red
Serving temperature	18-20°C
Recommended consumption	Within 10-15 years from harvest
Pairing	Red meats, game, aged cheeses

Descrizione

The Stefano Barolo DOCG 2021 by Mario Marengo expresses the typical elegance of Nebbiolo: aromas of fresh cherry and raspberry intertwine with notes of withered rose, tea leaf and a hint of licorice and pepper. In the glass it shows a fine texture, with lively acidity that supports the fruit without being aggressive; the structure remains linear and a subtle earthy streak can be perceived, balancing the aromatic palette and making the whole clear and inviting.

On the palate it reveals tannins that are already compact but well balanced, smooth and slightly savory; the sip is long and measured, with a persistent finish that recalls dried flowers and sweet spices. It shines with red meats, braises and aged cheeses; decanting or a few hours of opening enhance its aromas. Indicative serving temperature 16-18 °C; it is a Barolo of balance and personality, ready now but with room to evolve in bottle.

The winery

Mario Marengo – Winery in Piemonte

Discover the story and wines of Mario Marengo.

Family-run winery in La Morra (the Langhe, Piedmont) known for its Barolo (including Brunate and Bricco delle Viole) and for traditional winemaking with a focus on the local terroir.

Region: Piemonte

Country: Italia

Founded: 1899

Grapes: Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto

Historic La Morra winery, founded in 1899. Vineyards in notable crus of the Langhe: Le Brunate and Bricco delle Viole; also present in the Roero. Main products: Barolo, Barbera d'Alba, Dolcetto d'Alba, Nebbiolo d'Alba. Online sources report production and area figures that do not always match: for example, a tourist source lists 6 hectares and 25,000 bottles per year, while other commercial estimates indicate about 3,000 cases annually; for consistency, specific numbers are left as null on the product sheet. Family-run: Marco Marengo, with the involvement of his wife Jenny and his son Stefano.

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Winery history

The Marengo family has been producing wine in La Morra for several generations; the winery is recorded as having been founded in 1899. In recent decades, management passed to Marco Marengo and his family, with involvement from the next generation. Over the years the winery has brought its Barolo to international markets and has consolidated a reputation linked to the historic vineyards in the La Morra area.

Production philosophy

Strong focus on vineyard work and respect for the land: an approach that prioritizes grape quality and agronomic practices compatible with the cru's vocation, with traditional winemaking and wood aging where applicable.

Terroir and vineyards

Located in the municipality of La Morra. The family's vineyards are situated in the crus Le Brunate and Bricco delle Viole; there are also parcels in the Roero. Some sources indicate vineyards exposed at about 350 m above sea level.

Awards and recognitions

The winery and some of its wines are mentioned in guides and reviews, and vintages have appeared in evaluations by international critics.