Bric Amel' Bianco Marchesi di Barolo 2024

The “Bric Amel” Bianco by Marchesi di Barolo is a Piedmontese wine made from Sauvignon Blanc grapes, a French-origin variety historically cultivated in the region. Although the Langhe area is famous for Nebbiolo, there are interesting examples of whites that confirm the great vocation of the territory. The vinification only in steel is very respectful of the varietal characteristics of Sauvignon, which complement each other perfectly, giving a wine harmonious, fresh, slightly aromatic and pleasantly fruity.

The Sauvignon “Bric Amel” is a label that accompanies the historic production of great reds from the famous winery of Marchesi di Barolo. In addition to owning numerous plots in the areas of the Barolo and Barbaresco denominations, the winery also manages land in Monferrato and Roero. It was precisely from the desire to move away from the single-varietal Nebbiolo that the idea of producing a white in the lands of Langhe was born. The name of the wine “Bric”, in Piedmontese dialect, indicates the highest part of the hills, with predominantly calcareous and sandy soils, perfect for the cultivation of berry varieties.white, which on these soils expresses itself with extreme finesse and elegance. Each single variety is harvested separately at the peak of ripeness and, always separately, vinified in steel. The wines then rest in steel on their own yeasts for several months, until the moment when it is decided to proceed with the final blending and subsequent bottling.

The white “Bric Amel” Sauvignon by Marchesi di Barolo is a label that surprises with the intensity of its aromas, the freshness of the sip, and the pleasant aromatic persistence. The color is pale straw yellow. The aromas are of white fruit, citrus, fresh hazelnut, with floral nuances. The sip is delicately aromatic, with a fragrant and juicy fruit. The finish is fresh and savory.