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2020

Rocche Costamagna Barbera d´Alba Superiore 2020

Rocche Costamagna Barbera d'Alba Superiore is produced from a selection of Barbera grapes from the Verduno vineyard, only from exceptional vintages. It shows notes of delicate spicy aromas well integrated with surprising sensations of small, ripe red berries, as well as a long, persistent finish characterised by hints of chocolate and vanilla.

Find out more about Rocche Costamagna and Piemonte.


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    25,50  /750ml

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    Altitude

    250-320m

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    pH

    3,42

    Total Acidity

    6,10 g/L

    Total SO₂

    Sugars

    1,5 g/L

    Alcoholic content

    14,5% Vol

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    Rocche Costamagna Barbera d´Alba Superiore

    Grape varieties: Barbera 100%.
    Vinification: Fermentation in stainless steel with temperature control at 27 °C, racking after 10 days and fermentation.
    Aging: 10 months in French oak barrels.
    Colour: Purple.
    Aroma: Rich and deep on the nose, with delicate spicy aromas well integrated with surprising sensations of small, ripe red berries.
    Flavour: The perception of this wine is full and silky, with sweet tannins, a well-structured body and good longevity. The finish is long and persistent, characterised by notes of chocolate and vanilla.


    Serve: 16º to 17⁰
    Consumption: Immediate or storage (5 to 12 years).

    Harmonisation: Goes well with risottos, grilled meat and fish.


    Producer: Rocche Costamagna

    Enology: Alessandro Locatelli

    Classification: Italian WinesPiedmont

    Awards and Notes: 

    • James Sucking

    Wines from Piedmont

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