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Albarossa
Albarossa is a true enological gem from Piedmont, a wine born from the union of two renowned grape varieties of the local tradition: Barbera and Nebbiolo. This hybrid, created in 1938 by Professor Giovanni Dalmasso, was designed to combine the best of two worlds: the structure and elegance of Nebbiolo with the freshness and lively character of Barbera. The result is a wine that embodies the essence of Piedmont, with a unique and distinctive identity.
The Albarossa vineyards extend in the Monferrato region, an area that offers calcareous-clay soils perfect for enhancing the peculiarities of this grape variety. Here, the Albarossa grapes mature under the generous sun of Northern Italy, developing an organoleptic profile that is a true invitation to discovery. Thanks to its recent rediscovery, Albarossa is experiencing a new youth, gaining favor among sommeliers and enthusiasts worldwide.
In the production of Albarossa, traditional winemaking techniques blend with innovative methods to preserve the integrity of the grapes and enhance their aromatic potential. After a maceration in contact with the skins that can last up to two weeks, the wine is aged in oak barrels for a period ranging from 12 to 24 months. This process gives Albarossa a complexity and depth that make it an intriguing and seductive wine.
The organoleptic profile of Albarossa is a sensory journey that begins with an intense ruby red color, almost impenetrable, announcing its aromatic richness. On the nose, it opens with aromas of ripe red fruits, like cherries and raspberries, accompanied by notes of sweet spices, licorice, and a slight hint of vanilla. On the palate, Albarossa is structured and full-bodied, with soft and well-integrated tannins that support its long persistence. Its finish is elegant and harmonious, with an aftertaste that invites another sip.
Albarossa is a wine that lends itself to multiple gastronomic pairings, thanks to its versatility and structure. It is perfect with typical Piedmontese dishes, such as agnolotti with braised meat sauce or bollito misto. However, it also pairs well with bolder combinations, like grilled meats or aged cheeses. Its ability to enhance flavors makes it an ideal companion for many convivial occasions.
For those who wish to explore the hidden wonders of Piedmont, Albarossa is an excellent choice. On Vino45, we invite you to discover a carefully selected range of Albarossa, each with its own interpretation of this unique grape variety. Whether you are an experienced enthusiast or a newcomer discovering Italian wines, Albarossa will captivate you with its discreet charm and extraordinary personality. Don't miss the opportunity to taste this enological jewel and enrich your tasting experience with a wine that is a true treasure of Piedmont.
