LLS VDI 2019

DAMILANO | Piemonte

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ARNEIS LANGHE DOC A clean, fresh and varietally correct expression of Langhe’s native white variety. Grown in the Roero hills that were formed by deposits of the Tanaro river. The thermal swings between day and night of this area assure a longer ripening period, which yields great concentration of aroma.

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BARBERA D’ASTI DOCG This wine is sourced from 20 to 30-year-old vines in the Monferrato area of Asti, where Barbera was born. Barbera grapes are planted in the most favorable growing sites in the province of Asti and the wines yielded tend to be dense and juicy. Damilano’s Barbera d’Asti benefits as well from mature vines that produce concentrated berries. This wine sees only stainless-steel in the winery.

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“MARGHE” NEBBIOLO LANGHE DOC Nebbiolo is the oldest indigenous red-grape vine of Piedmont and one of the noblest and most prestigious in Italy. Its name derives from ‘nebbia’, the Italian word for mist or fog: some say this is from the ‘misty’ look of its grapes, with their velvety covering, and others that it is because the late-ripening grape is often harvested during early autumn fogs. The Langhe Nebbiolo from Damilano is sourced from younger vines than those which produce the family’s Barolo wines. The result is bright varietal character with refreshing juiciness. 12months aging in large oak barrels softens the aggressive tannins of Nebbiolo.

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