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Colli Tortonesi DOC Timorasso 'Derthona' 2021 (750 ml.) Oddero
The 'Derthona' by Oddero is a white wine made entirely from Timorasso grapes, an ancient indigenous white grape variety from Piedmont. Strict manual selection of the grapes in the vineyard. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel at a controlled temperature, while aging occurs partly in large Austrian oak barrels for 1 year, with the remaining part in stainless steel tanks. After the aging period, the two components are blended. Before being released on the market, the wine rests for 4 months in the bottle. Fruity with notes of peach and pear, with a slight hint of honey on the finish. Intense, soft taste characterized by good acidity and persistence.
- Product Category
- White Wine
- Denomination
- Tortonesi Hills DOC
- Grape variety / Raw material
- Timorasso
- Vintage or Cuvée
- 2021
- Format
- 750 ml.
- Nation
- Italy
- Region
- Piedmont
- Alcohol Content
- 13% vol.
- Service Temperature
- 8° - 10° C.
- Recommended Glass
- Fine long-stemmed glass
- Special Features
- Independent Winemakers
- Gastronomic Pairings
- Appetizers, Mixed cold cuts, White Meats, Aged Cheeses
- Allergens
- Contains sulfites (sulfites refer to sulfur dioxide that is added to wine to preserve it, thanks to its disinfectant, antioxidant, and stabilizing action)
ODD-DERTHONA-2021
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Oddero
Immersed in the enchanted landscape of the Langhe, the winery Oddero represents a fundamental piece of the Piedmontese winemaking tradition. Founded on a heritage of historic vineyards, Oddero is a name that resonates through the hills of Piedmont, synonymous with classic Barolo and timeless elegance. The history of this winery intertwines with that of its lands, where each row tells stories of dedication and passion passed down from generation to generation.
In the heart of Piedmont, among the most prestigious denominations like DOCG Barolo and Barbaresco, Oddero carefully and respectfully cultivates native varieties such as Nebbiolo, Barbera, and Dolcetto. Each harvest is a ritual that unfolds following the rhythms of nature, and the production philosophy of Oddero is based on a deep respect for these traditions, aiming to enhance the essence of the grapes and the territory. The winery adopts sustainable practices, valuing biodiversity and protecting the integrity of the soil.
Among the main labels, the Barolo from Oddero stands out as a masterpiece of complexity and finesse. This wine, emblematic of structure and depth, reveals intense aromas of red fruits, spices, and underbrush on the nose, while on the palate it expresses itself with velvety tannins and extraordinary persistence. Each sip is an invitation to discover the myriad nuances of the Langhe terroir, on a sensory journey that never ceases to enchant.
Discover on Vino45 the timeless charm of Oddero wines: an experience of authenticity and refinement that will take you to the heart of the Langhe, amidst the flavors and aromas of a unique land.
Address:
Fraz. Santa Maria Borgata-Tetti, 28 - 12064 La Morra (CN), Italy
Color: intense yellow with golden reflections
Bouquet: refined floral notes, supported by citrus aromas
Taste: fresh and mineral, with sensations of fleshy and ripe fruits.
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THE WINE
The 'DerthonaOf OdderoIt is a white wine produced entirely from Timorasso grapes, an ancient native white grape variety from Piedmont. There is a strict manual selection of the grapes in the vineyard. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel at a controlled temperature, while aging occurs partly in large Austrian oak barrels for 1 year, and the remaining part in stainless steel tanks. After the aging period, the two components are blended together. Before being released on the market, the wine rests for 4 months in the bottle. It is fruity with notes of peach and pear, with a slight hint of honey on the finish. The taste is intense, smooth, and characterized by good acidity and persistence.
THE VINEYARDS
The total surface area owned by the company. OdderoIt is about 35 hectares, of which 16.5 are cultivated with Nebbiolo. Barolo and Barbaresco. They are part of the family holdings, an area of about 6 hectares cultivated with hazelnuts, the exquisite Piedmont Hazelnut. IGP of the Langhe. With the new Production Regulations for the Barolo and the Barbaresco
The "Additional Geographical Mentions" have been officially codified, which are geographical areas of particular value for the cultivation of Nebbiolo. Among these are those that have historical ownership by the company. Oddero and that have been used since the 1980s, on labels, for our Barolo and Barbaresco.
THE PRODUCTIVE PHILOSOPHY
There are many ways to haverespect for natural heritage and consumer health, Sometimes it involves simple daily measures, accessible to everyone, or true intervention plans, perfectly calibrated, for the most natural possible cultivation of vineyards, as well as other agricultural crops. Since 2008, we have tried to engage withbiological practicesThe management of vineyards, changing, year after year, some of our deep-rooted habits. The first step was to eliminate spring chemical weeding and learn to control weeds mechanically, even on the rows of vines (a task that is not easy and... costly if done manually). We have reintroduced good soil cultivation practices used in the past. Practices that, after the harvest, are essential for aerating the soil, enriching it with beneficial microorganisms (bacteria and fungi), allowing the infiltration of water from winter and spring precipitation, and promoting the absorption of organic matter. To avoid the use of insecticides, we have introduced pheromone dispensers designed for the sexual confusion of the Tignola insect. Finally, to help the development of the vines and combat erosion, we practice The text "l’" does not provide enough context to translate. It is a contraction often used in Italian, such as "l'amore" (the love) or "l'auto" (the car). If you provide more context or a complete sentence, I would be happy to help with the translation."inerbimento" translates to "grassification" or "vegetation" in English, referring to the process of vegetation or grass growing in an area. intercropping with selected seed mixtures and green manure, that is, the mowing and burying of these plants.
The good results achieved have encouraged us to move forward.
Since 2011 we have requested theconversion to organicOf some Nebbiolo vineyards and, in 2017, all these vineyards will be certified, covering a total area, which is quite fragmented, of about 18 hectares. Once the Nebbiolo vineyards are converted, it will be the turn of all the other varieties.It is a commitment.We do not have a single corporate body of 35 hectares, but small vineyards (sometimes half a hectare) spread over a large area that goes from La Morra to Serralunga d’Alba, from Monforte d’Alba to Castiglione Falletto., Neive, Trezzo Tinella. In the cellar, we have always sought to maximize respect for the integrity of the raw material, which truly represents the richness and versatility of our soil. We strive to ensure that our wine bottles "are" the vineyards we cultivate. We are fortunate to have some of the most beautiful and important vineyards in the Langhe. Barolo and of Barbaresco, It is quite a fortune: "talents" that should not be wasted. It won't be easy, and it will require the commitment and above all the "heart" of all those who work with us. Our heartfelt thanks go to them.
THE COMPANY
"Poderi e" translates to "Powers and" in English. However, the phrase seems incomplete. If you have more text, please provide it for a more accurate translation. Cantine OdderoIt is one of the historic brands among the producers of Barolo. The company has roots that date back to the end of the 18th century, when our ancestors began to produce wine on their own. The cellars, located in the Santa Maria di La Morra area, rise on a natural terrace and overlook the hills of the Langhe. Surrounded by a sea of meticulously maintained vineyards, our company cultivates 35 hectares of the best crus of the Langhe and Astigiano from which it produces the excellence of Piedmontese wines:
Barolo, , Barbaresco, Langhe Nebbiolo, Dolcetto d'Alba, Barbera d'Alba, Barbera d'Asti, and Moscato.
Ancient wisdom and updated production techniques. Tenacity, patience, respect for raw materials and the territory. For us, producing wines means taking care of every detail: from winter pruning to spring green operations, from thinning to harvest, up to pressing, fermentation, and long aging. Quality is a value that is discovered in the details.
Ancient wisdom and updated production techniques. Tenacity, patience, respect for raw materials and the territory. For us, producing wines means taking care of every detail: from winter pruning to spring green operations, from thinning to harvest, up to pressing, fermentation, and long aging. Quality is a value that is discovered in the details.
THE STORY
It is difficult to pinpoint a specific start date for our winemaking, as the vineyards and farms we inhabit today have always belonged to our family. However, from a study of parish and municipal documents, it is clear that the... Oddero They have been present in the territory of La Morra since at least the 18th century.
Through writings, notarial deeds, and private photographs, we know that Giovanni Battista. Oddero(1794 -1874) – and later his sons Lorenzo (1821-1903) andLuigi(1832-1893) – between the 18th and 19th centuries, they began to vinify the grapes produced.
It is thanks to them that our wine took to the world, first sold in small barrels and carafes, and, starting in 1878, in bottles, thanks to the efforts of the first Giacomo. Oddero(1851-1915). Some recent findings show that, towards the end of the 19th century, theBarolo OdderoIt had already been successfully exported to the Americas in small oak barrels.
Even in Italy, the wines Oddero they achieve important recognition. In 1911, our Barolo It is a protagonist at the International Exhibition in Turin, participating in the tasting organized by the Subalpine Wine Club, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Unification of Italy.