Discover Emporio diVino's Barolo selection, chosen from producers and wineries in the Langhe that bring their own character to one of Italy's most prestigious and renowned red wines. A selection of authentic, sought-after labels designed for those who want to discover Barolo through quality producers and bottles that are difficult to find in large retail stores.
Barolo DOCG is produced in the Langhe, in Piedmont, from Nebbiolo grapes, one of Italy's most important varieties for producing wines suitable for long aging. The Barolo area includes several municipalities in the Langhe, including Barolo, La Morra, Monforte d’Alba, Serralunga d’Alba, Castiglione Falletto and Novello, each capable of expressing different characteristics and nuances.
Barolo wine: elegance, structure and longevity
Barolo wine is known for its complexity, structure and extraordinary ability to evolve. Nebbiolo generally produces wines characterized by pronounced tannins, good acidity and great aromatic intensity, all of which contribute to their longevity.
In the glass, Barolo can express aromas of cherry, red fruit, violet and rose, accompanied by spicy, balsamic and tertiary notes that develop with aging, such as tobacco, leather, licorice and undergrowth. On the palate, it is a structured, persistent wine capable of gaining greater balance and complexity over time.
Barolo from the Langhe and small producers
One of Barolo's most fascinating characteristics is its ability to reflect its place of origin. The different exposures, elevations and soil characteristics of the Langhe contribute to creating different interpretations of the same great wine.
We have chosen Barolo from selected producers, favoring wineries that carefully work with Nebbiolo and showcase the identity of their vineyards and the local area. Bottles designed for enthusiasts who want to go beyond the best-known labels and discover authentic interpretations of Barolo.
How to pair Barolo
Thanks to its structure and complexity, Barolo is ideal with red meat, braised dishes, game, roasts, truffles, risottos and substantial pasta dishes, as well as aged cheeses. It is particularly well suited to some great dishes from Piedmontese tradition, such as braised meat and truffle-based preparations.
Barolo is also the perfect wine for special occasions and for slow tasting, allowing you to appreciate its evolution in the glass.
Discover Emporio diVino's Barolo selection and let us guide you in discovering one of Italy's great wines, a symbol of the Langhe and Piedmont's winemaking tradition.
