Barolo IOWC - 2015 - Fontafredda
The Fontanafredda winery is an icon in the world of Barolo wine production, located in the beautiful wine region of Piedmont in northwestern Italy. Founded in 1858 by King Victor Emmanuel II, the winery has a rich and fascinating history intertwined with Italian nobility and a love of wine. With more than 160 years of winemaking tradition, Fontanafredda is renowned for its dedication to quality and excellence in the production of Barolo, one of the world's finest wines. The estate covers more than 120 hectares of vineyards, located in the hills of the Langhe and Roero, where the limestone soil and continental climate favor the cultivation of Nebbiolo grapes, the main grape used to produce Barolo. The winery has numerous vineyard parcels, each with unique characteristics that are reflected in the different Barolo wines produced. The winery's philosophy is based on quality, craftsmanship and sustainability. In addition to producing high quality wine, Fontanafredda promotes wine tourism by offering guided tours of their vineyards and wineries, where visitors can immerse themselves in the history and culture of Barolo and taste their award-winning wines.
Label: Slightly worn
Caps: Perfect
Level: 3 cm
Colour: Perfect
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