Red Wines - Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico - Domenico Clerico - 1
Red Wines - Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico - Domenico Clerico - 2
Red Wines - Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico - Domenico Clerico - 3
Red Wines - Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico - Domenico Clerico - 1
Red Wines - Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico - Domenico Clerico - 2
Red Wines - Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico - Domenico Clerico - 3

Barolo DOCG 'Percristina' 2010 (750 ml.) - Domenico Clerico

Barolo 'Percristina' by Domenico Clerico comes from the vineyards in Cru Mosconi, in Monforte d'Alba. They were implanted in the clay soil in 1955 even if they were acquired by Clerico only in 1995. It is a wine which ages in barrique for three years, in which it is constantly monitored and tasted in order to choose the best ones to pass the wine in large barrels for another two years in wood. The refinement process continues for at least 5 years in the bottle before release. A maniacal cure for a unique, rare and precious wine, with its ever-changing balance in what will be its potentially long life. An emotion, always.

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Product Category
Red Wine
Designation
Barolo DOCG
Grape / Raw material
nebbiolo
Vintage - Cuvée
2010
Size
750 ml.
Country
Italy
Region
IT - Piedmont
Municipality of production
Monforte
Alcohol Content
14.5% vol.
Service Temperature
18° - 20° C.
Suggested Glass
Large calyx with a long stem
Food Matches
Great Events, Roasted Beef, Stewed Meat, Red Meat
Allergens
Contains Sulphites
DMC-BAROLO-PERCRISTINA-2010
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Around the mid-70s of the last century, in 1976 to be exact, Domenico Clerico, at the request of his father, chose to take over the reins of the family farm, which at the time extended over an area of ​​about five hectares and produced grapes to be delivered to the nearby winery. However, given the small earnings and at the same time convinced of the enormous potential of the lands of the Langhe, Domenico, assisted by his wife Giuliana in managing the estate, decided to start vinifying their grapes to produce quality wines.

With love and dedication he therefore began to take care of his vines, trying to interpret every minimum need at any time of the year. At the same time, Domenico purchased new well-located plots of vines, in the heart of Bussia, in the Ginestra cru and in the Mosconi cru, choosing soils characterized by optimal microclimatic characteristics.

Today Domenico Clerico's cellar has 21 hectares of vineyards, located in some of the best sub-areas of Barolo di Monforte d’Alba and Serralunga d’Alba. At an altitude that varies between 150 and 450 meters above sea level, direct and careful management of the rows, with the utmost respect for the environment, nature, biodiversity and the ecosystem, genuine and precious grapes are harvested , which translate into labels with a thousand facets, olfactively seductive and tastefully complex.

This is how fatigue, sweat and stubbornness gave life to what can currently be considered a vital and dynamic winemaking reality, to be undoubtedly included among the most representative wineries of Monforte d'Alba. Company, that of Domenico Clerico, which best interprets above all the Nebbiolo grape variety, obtaining overwhelming wines in the olfactory scents, noble on the palate and infinite in persistence. From Barolo "Pajana" to Barolo "Aeroplanservaj", from Barolo "Ciabot Mentin" to Barolo "Percristina", without of course forgetting Barbera and Dolcetto: simply extraordinary wines.

Address:

Località Manzoni, 67 - Monforte d'Alba (CN), Italy

Color: ruby red with garnet reflections.

Bouquet: hints of red fruits combined with aromas of walnut, wood with an extremely characteristic balsamic finish.

Taste: broad, with enveloping tannins and great length. to which ripe fruit mixed with liquorice r

  • Bibenda 5/5
  • Vitae 4/4
  • Jancis Robinson 18/20
  • James Suckling 99/100
  • Robert Parker 98/100
  • Wine Spectator 95/100

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