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2019

Ratti Barolo DOCG Rocche dell’Annunziata 2019 Magnum

Ratti Barolo DOCG Rocche dell'Annunziata Magnum comes from a vineyard historically known as one of the most important in Barolo. An elegant and profound wine, with fine and persistent aromas of roses and liquorice, with great capacity for evolution.

Find out more about Cantina Ratti and Piedmont.


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    Ratti Barolo DOCG Rocche dell’Annunziata

    Grape varieties: Nebbiolo 100%.
    Vinification: Destemming and pressing, maceration (3 to 4 weeks) and fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel, followed by successive post-fermentation macerations using the traditional submerged lid system, and malolactic conversion.
    Aging: 2 years in French oak barrels of 25hl, with an additional year in the bottle.
    Colour: Grenada.
    Aroma: Delicate and persistent fragrance with hints of liquorice, rose and violet.
    Flavour: Full, warm flavour, with extremely elegant tannins and long persistence.


    Serve: 16 to 18⁰
    Consumption: Immediate or storage (25years).

    Harmonisation: Spit-roasted or grilled red meats, game, gourmet red and white meat dishes and mature cheeses.


    Producer: Cantina Ratti

    Enology: Pietro Ratti

    Classification: Italian WinesPiedmont

    Awards and Notes:

    • Robert Parker – 96/100 (2019)
    • James Suckling – 97/100 (2019)
    • Whine Enthusiast – 97/100 (2019)
    • Wine Spectator – 94/100 (2019)

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