Last Chance Azelia Di Luigi Scavino 'san Rocco', Barolo Docg, Italy Accessory [dAgmrV6G]

Azelia di Luigi Scavino 'San Rocco' Barolo DOCG

Embark on a journey of exquisite winemaking with the Azelia di Luigi Scavino 'San Rocco' Barolo DOCG, a wine that transcends the boundaries of the Barolo region in Italy. This bottling is a testament to the centuries-old tradition and passion that Azelia embodies, crafted from old vines and the fertile soils of the San Rocco vineyard in Serralunga d’Alba. Each sip reveals the rich tapestry of history, tradition, and natural terroir that has been meticulously nurtured over generations.

Exceptional Product Details

Experience the art of winemaking through the following exquisite features of the Azelia di Luigi Scavino 'San Rocco' Barolo DOCG:

• 100% Nebbiolo: The king of Italian red grapes, Nebbiolo, brings its signature bouquet of black cherries, violets, and dark plums to the forefront.
• Sustainable Viticulture: This wine is a product of old vines with naturally low yields, ensuring a superior quality and depth.

The winemaking process involves indigenous yeast fermentation, extended maceration, and aging in large Slavonian oak casks for 24 months, culminating in a wine of unparalleled structure and complexity. With an alcohol content of 14–14.5% ABV and a bone-dry finish, this Barolo is a masterpiece in every sense.

Unmatched Sensory Experience

The Azelia di Luigi Scavino 'San Rocco' Barolo DOCG is not just a wine; it is an experience. It presents a nose filled with layered notes of black cherries, crushed violets, and dark plums, complemented by licorice, tobacco, and earthy undertones. The palate is a harmonious blend of ripe currants, spiced black tea, and truffle whispers. With age, expect the emergence of leather, dried rose petals, and layers of complexity. Pair this wine with rich braised meats or aged Parmigiano-Reggiano for an unforgettable culinary journey. Decant for two hours and serve at 60–65°F to unlock its full potential. With a total production of ~8,200 bottles, this Barolo is a treasure that will age gracefully for 10–20 years, becoming a truly monumental experience.