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TENUTE CISA ASINARI DEI MARCHESI DI GRESY Martinenga , Barbaresco DOCG

The old school of the UK wine market have long loved the wines of Chateau Talbot, and the 2010 would have them purring. Chateau Talbot is a producer that occupies a large (102 hectares) swathe of land under vine in Medoc and makes wines that are set to a more traditional style, including rich wood scents, firm tannins, some rustic charm and a cassis-meets-violet fruit profile. This is a superb release of the wine, reminscent of classic Talbots that are sinewy when young, but still approachable, and for enthusiasts, glorious with cellar time.

Bright medium red with purple hue in colour; On the nose: pronounced Blackcurrant, crushed wet leaves and dark plums, bouquet of wild violet and a decent amount of almost wet tobacco oak. A full bodied wine that has great length on the palate with firm but refined tannins. Simply outstanding in its class.

The Sorelle De Nicola Feyles Barbaresco Riserva Feyles DOCG 2009 Magnum 1500ml is a stunning red wine from the prestigious region of Piedmont, Italy. This vintage, produced in 2009, showcases the exceptional winemaking skills of the Feyles Sorelle de Nicola family. Upon pouring, the wine reveals a deep ruby red colour, with hints of garnet at the edges. On the nose, intense aromas of ripe cherry, dried herbs, and a touch of smoky oak entice the senses. On the palate, the wine is full-bodied with velvety tannins and a beautiful balance of dark fruit, earthy notes, and a touch of spice. The finish is long and elegant, leaving a lingering impression of dark chocolate and tobacco. This Barbaresco Riserva Feyles is a true masterpiece, worthy of aging and savoring for years to come.

Bright, intense garnet red with a pale rim. Opens with appealing ripe notes, of tree ripe plum and raspberry. Shows plenty of savoury, grippy tannin on the palate, pithy, ripe fruit notes, a bit rough on the finish

In The Cellar during the fermentation a constant work of pumping over is manually carried out; the maceration can last between 30 and 60 days according to the vintage and it is carried out in stainless steel (under a controlled temperature) with the technique of “submerged cap”. This technique consists in the closure of the superior part of a tank with oak boards placed in a parallel manner. Then, the steel tank is filled leaving the skins (“the cap”) submerged in the wine: this allows a very elegant passage of the noble substances contained in the skins. The malolactic fermentation and the aging are made in Austrian oak barrels of 30 HL not roasted in order to preserve perfumes and qualities typical of the native earth.