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BARBERA D'ASTI
Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin
2009
Our Bricco Nero is a classic Barbera d’Asti.
The grapes are grown in the rich volcanic soil of San Marzano Oliveto, fermented and aged in stainless steel tanks.
This produces a wine that is rich, framed by a mineral aspect, reflecting the unique character of the region.
In the glass it seduces by its deep garnet-purple color, is medium-bodied, nicely balanced, leaving a taste of caramel on the palate.
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Barbera
15 acres
20 years
September 25 through beginning of October
13,000 gallons
approx. 30,000
in stainless steel tanks and stored one year in bottles
January 2011
12.5% vol
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MONFERRATO
Controlled Denomination of Origin
ROSSO
2009
Our Lupetto is a blend of Barbera, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, refined with a hint of Syrah.
It is vinified and aged in stainless steel tanks.
Lupetto is a wine of great clarity, with no rough edges or tannins, and a smooth finish. Whit its deep crimson-red color and a profile taste of a red berries, it is suitable for every occasion.
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Barbera, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah
12 acres
15 years
September 25 through beginning of October
13,000 gallons
approx. 10,000
in stainless steel tanks and stored one year in bottles
January 2011
13% vol
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MONFERRATO
Controlled Denomination of Origin
ROSSO
2009
As with our Lupetto, our BriccOriente is a very appealing blend of the same variety of grapes, but from another slope of the vineyard.
Due to its higher volume of alcohol of 13%, its bouquet is more expressive.
It is the perfect wine for any pasta dish or for a nice cheese tray.
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Barbera, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
3.7 acres
15 years
September 25 through beginning of October
13,000 gallons
approx. 10,000
in stainless steel tanks and stored one year in bottles
January 2011
12.5% vol
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MONFERRATO
Controlled Denomination of Origin
ROSSO
2011
All over the world, the Syrah grape belongs to the best grape varieties and is mostly grown in wine areas with high temperatures, although local grape varieties may yield higher results.
We use exclusively Syrah grapes to press our SyrBric.
The wine undergoes its fermentation in tanks made of stainless steel and is aged and stored in bottles for six months.
The SyrBric is a dark, ruby-red wine with a good depth of flavor and an expressive perfume of lemon with a hint of licorice. A truly Nobel wine.
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Syrah
4 acres
8 years
September 15 – September 20
10,000 gallons
approx. 6,000
in stainless steel tanks and stored 6 months in bottles
September 2012
13% vol
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MOSCATO D'ASTI
Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin
2011
With our Moscato, we offer a sparkling wine with a typical fragrance and hints of spices. With its full bouquet, it is a wonderful combination with all kinds of gourmet desserts.
Well chilled it is a refreshingly light “aperitif”.
The Loop di Loup has stunning fruit purity in its flavor and with its sparkling feeling in the palate it creates a Mediterranean spirit.
Its fine bubbles and the volume of alcohol of only 5% make of the Loop di Loup a light and fruity sparkling wine that will create a great atmosphere and guarantees supreme joy of drinking.
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Moscato
9 acres
15 years
September 5 through September 10
20,000 gallons
approx. 10,000
stored in stainless steel tanks
Spring of 2012
5% vol
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