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Grapes: 100% Nebbiolo
Viticulture: Organic (Certified in Italy by CCPB - Inspection and Certification body)
Vinification: In stainless steel tanks
Ageing:18 months in barriques
Bottles produced: 4,000
Alcohol: 14.5% abv
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Colour: Medium garnet
Nose: Deep, expressive bouquet evoking scents of violet, peach, cherry, spices and menthol
Palate: Rich and smooth in the palate with notes of dark red cherry, red berries, leather and medicinal herbs. Medium-bodied, with medium acidity and intense, but smooth, tannins. Pleasantly herbal and long finish.
- Cascina Cà Rossa is a 100% organic winery located in Canale d’Alba, just 15 km from Barolo. The winery was founded by Alfonso Ferrio who bought Cascina “Cà Rusa” (red farmhouse in local dialect) back in the 1960s. At the time the farm produced peaches, hazelnuts and a small quantity of wine (Arneis, Brachetto, Nebbiolo and Barbera) that was sold in demi-johns to other producers in the area. In 1992, after returning from military service, Angelo joined the family business and a wine cellar was built. Under the supervision of his father, Angelo started to focus on quality rather than quantity, applying a stricter grape selection and green harvest practices to produce more concentrated wines. Angelo soon became the master winemaker in the family and a few years later, in 1995, he bottled his first Roero Audinaggio, a 100% Nebbiolo single cru made with the best grapes from Angelo’s parcel in the renown Valmaggiore vineyard, which is today one of his most famous wines.
