Roberto Voerzio
Roberto Voerzio Il Cerreto Barbera d'Alba
Roberto Voerzio Il Cerreto Barbera d'Alba
- Country
- Italy
- Grape / blend
- Bacchus
- Region
- Piemonte
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Roberto Voerzio stands as a leading figure in Piedmont, commanding global admiration for his Barolo wines. His winemaking philosophy is straightforward: exceptional wines stem from the healthiest, low-yielding vines grown in premier plots.
In the cellar, Roberto strives to craft the purest expression of Nebbiolo possible. His wines strike a delicate balance between intensity and elegance, offering measured concentration alongside vibrant, juicy flavours that entice the palate.
This Barbera d'Alba "Il Cerreto" originates from Roberto Voerzio's vineyard parcel near La Morra, with east and west exposures. Despite adhering to humble regional traditions, this true cru exhibits remarkable nobility of character.
Deep ruby in colour, this wine showcases the beauty of the Barbera grape with its aromatic profile. The nose reveals notes of small fruit preserves, blackberry, and cherry, complemented by spicy nuances and a distinctive mineral character. On the palate, it presents a full body with soft tannins and a notably crisp acidity. The finish is intricate and enduring, with lingering persistence and balanced complexity.
Pairing suggestions: Ideal for a dinner with friends, serve with savoury snacks, pasta, pizza, risotto, light game or poultry dishes and aged cheeses.
