Barolo DOCG Rocche di Castiglione Arnaldorivera

Wissenswertes:

Arnaldo Rivera Barolo Rocche di Castiglione Terre del Barolo

Der ArnaldoRivera Barolo Rocche di Castiglione ist ein Barolo aus der Einzellage Rocche di Castiglione. Diese Spitzenlage ist weitläufig bekannt und begehrt für ihren tiefen, komplexen Barolo Wein! Das Barolo-Konsortium Terre del Barolo hat hier in der Selektionslinie Arnaldo Rivera mit dem Rocche di Castiglione einen Barolo von außergewöhnlicher Preis-Leistung geschaffen. Ein Wein, den man sich gerne in den Keller stellt und für einige Jahre darin vergisst!

Der ArnaldoRivera Barolo Rocche di Castiglione in der Weinpresse:

Der ArnaldoRivera Barolo Rocche di Castiglione ist nicht nur ein Spitzenjahrgang, sondern auch ein Barolo Wein mit beachtlichen Spitzenbewertungen in der internationalen Weinpresse!

ArnaldoRivera, Rocche di Castiglione in Castiglione Falletto, Barolo 2013

‘From a single, south-east-facing site belonging to the co-operative at 340 m in this astonishing vineyard, perched over cliffs, in the slightly sandier sector, and aged in large new French oak tonneaux. Translucent, glowing red in colour, with scents which combine raspberry, bitter almond and the crystallised violet note typical of fine Cognac. Pure, refined and sustained: a long high-wire walk, pure-fruited yet almondy, too. The faintly bitter asperities add to the refreshing effect.’ 94/100 – Dekanter

ARNALDORIVERA BAROLO ROCCHE DI CASTIGLIONE 2013

‘Lots of blackberry and chocolate with mushroom and walnut character. Full body, firm and silky tannins and a flavorful finish. Shows balance and finesse. Such polish. Drink or hold.’ 94/100 – James Suckling

ArnaldoRivera Barolo Monvigiero 2013

‘Verduno. 12 days of total skin maceration and aged 32 months in French tonneaux of which 20% was new, and 80% second and third passage. Just mid ruby with orange tinges. Complex nose of garden herbs and sour cherry with a hint of cedar. Finely grained tannins spiking perfumed, succulent cherry fruit on the palate. Lithe and yet formidable grip on the finish. Needs a year or two to truly open up.’ 17.5/20 – Jancis Robinson