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Michele Chiarlo Tortoniano,
Barolo DOCG
Michele Chiarlo Tortoniano,
Barolo DOCG
Origin: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Grapes: Nebbiolo
Tasting Note: The wine shows layered aromas and flavors of mint, red fruit and
spices. The palate shows bright acidity and silky tannins before a long finish.
Pairing Suggestion: This wine is a superlative pairing for roasts, game and
hard cheeses.
Winemaker’s Notes: Tortoniano is named for the tortonian-era soils in which
the vines are planted, which contain a high percentage of magnesium and
manganese. Grape clusters are thinned and are harvested somewhat late so
that the fruit attains higher concentration. Temperatures are strictly controlled
during vinification and the wine is aged for two years in large oak casks and one
year in bottle before release.
Noteworthy: Family owned and run since 1956, Michele Chiarlo crafts superior
Barberas and Barolos that have consistently ranked among the most renowned
expressions of these wines.
Origin: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Grapes: Nebbiolo
Tasting Note: The wine shows layered aromas and flavors of mint, red fruit and
spices. The palate shows bright acidity and silky tannins before a long finish.
Pairing Suggestion: This wine is a superlative pairing for roasts, game and
hard cheeses.
Winemaker’s Notes: Tortoniano is named for the tortonian-era soils in which
the vines are planted, which contain a high percentage of magnesium and
manganese. Grape clusters are thinned and are harvested somewhat late so
that the fruit attains higher concentration. Temperatures are strictly controlled
during vinification and the wine is aged for two years in large oak casks and one
year in bottle before release.
Noteworthy: Family owned and run since 1956, Michele Chiarlo crafts superior
Barberas and Barolos that have consistently ranked among the most renowned
expressions of these wines.
www.kobrandwineandspirits.com
www.kobrandwineandspirits.com
Michele Chiarlo Tortoniano,
Barolo DOCG
Michele Chiarlo Tortoniano,
Barolo DOCG
Origin: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Grapes: Nebbiolo
Tasting Note: The wine shows layered aromas and flavors of mint, red fruit and
spices. The palate shows bright acidity and silky tannins before a long finish.
Pairing Suggestion: This wine is a superlative pairing for roasts, game and
hard cheeses.
Winemaker’s Notes: Tortoniano is named for the tortonian-era soils in which
the vines are planted, which contain a high percentage of magnesium and
manganese. Grape clusters are thinned and are harvested somewhat late so
that the fruit attains higher concentration. Temperatures are strictly controlled
during vinification and the wine is aged for two years in large oak casks and one
year in bottle before release.
Noteworthy: Family owned and run since 1956, Michele Chiarlo crafts superior
Barberas and Barolos that have consistently ranked among the most renowned
expressions of these wines.
Origin: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Grapes: Nebbiolo
Tasting Note: The wine shows layered aromas and flavors of mint, red fruit and
spices. The palate shows bright acidity and silky tannins before a long finish.
Pairing Suggestion: This wine is a superlative pairing for roasts, game and
hard cheeses.
Winemaker’s Notes: Tortoniano is named for the tortonian-era soils in which
the vines are planted, which contain a high percentage of magnesium and
manganese. Grape clusters are thinned and are harvested somewhat late so
that the fruit attains higher concentration. Temperatures are strictly controlled
during vinification and the wine is aged for two years in large oak casks and one
year in bottle before release.
Noteworthy: Family owned and run since 1956, Michele Chiarlo crafts superior
Barberas and Barolos that have consistently ranked among the most renowned
expressions of these wines.
www.kobrandwineandspirits.com
www.kobrandwineandspirits.com
Michele Chiarlo Tortoniano,
Barolo DOCG
Michele Chiarlo Tortoniano,
Barolo DOCG
Origin: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Grapes: Nebbiolo
Tasting Note: The wine shows layered aromas and flavors of mint, red fruit and
spices. The palate shows bright acidity and silky tannins before a long finish.
Pairing Suggestion: This wine is a superlative pairing for roasts, game and
hard cheeses.
Winemaker’s Notes: Tortoniano is named for the tortonian-era soils in which
the vines are planted, which contain a high percentage of magnesium and
manganese. Grape clusters are thinned and are harvested somewhat late so
that the fruit attains higher concentration. Temperatures are strictly controlled
during vinification and the wine is aged for two years in large oak casks and one
year in bottle before release.
Noteworthy: Family owned and run since 1956, Michele Chiarlo crafts superior
Barberas and Barolos that have consistently ranked among the most renowned
expressions of these wines.
Origin: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Grapes: Nebbiolo
Tasting Note: The wine shows layered aromas and flavors of mint, red fruit and
spices. The palate shows bright acidity and silky tannins before a long finish.
Pairing Suggestion: This wine is a superlative pairing for roasts, game and
hard cheeses.
Winemaker’s Notes: Tortoniano is named for the tortonian-era soils in which
the vines are planted, which contain a high percentage of magnesium and
manganese. Grape clusters are thinned and are harvested somewhat late so
that the fruit attains higher concentration. Temperatures are strictly controlled
during vinification and the wine is aged for two years in large oak casks and one
year in bottle before release.
Noteworthy: Family owned and run since 1956, Michele Chiarlo crafts superior
Barberas and Barolos that have consistently ranked among the most renowned
expressions of these wines.
www.kobrandwineandspirits.com
www.kobrandwineandspirits.com