The most historic? Probably! The most ethereal? For sure! The Barolo Coste di Rose Marchesi di Barolo is a true Barolo diamond claiming the title of Italy's most ethereal and historic Barolo. For the Nebbiolo lovers, it is the Holy Grail of the variety since it is just as enjoyable young as it is after a decade.
In 1814 Giulia Tancredi moved with her husband Carlo to the Palazzo di Barolo, in the heart of Barolo. The beautiful house was surrounded by vineyards with Nebbiolo which was already a prized local variety. In 1820 the winery began to take on flesh and blood and expand. In its cellars, there were already barrels of aged wines. Historians say that Barolo owes part of its history to the Marchese di Barolo who, thanks to his perseverance and connections, began in the 18th century to export wine (when no one thought about it) but also in the Marquise who had the insight and vision to invest in wine and create a different, at the time, style. Today, the winery's wines continue their steady upward course and remain very high on the list of the best in the region.
The Barolo Coste di Rose Marchesi di Barolo is one of their single-vineyard Barolos and the one with the greatest elegance. The Coste di Rose hill has the ideal microclimate for the perfect ripening of Nebbiolo, giving it elegance and delicate herbal aromas. The harvest is done by hand and then the wine matures for 18 months in barrels of different capacities, depending on the vintage. The result is surprisingly complex and dynamic while at the same time it is enjoyable in its youth.
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