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2009 Barolo Cannubi

Wine Details
Producer

Brezza

Place of Origin

Italy

Barolo

Piedmont

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Nebbiolo

Vintages
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Brezza remains one of the undiscovered jewels in Piedmont. Brezza's 2009s come across as smaller-scaled versions of the 2007s, which is quite normal for the year. There is plenty of early appeal to the 2009s, but how they will age is less certain. Nevertheless, readers looking for Barolo producers that remain under the radar will want to spend some time getting to know Brezza. Unlike a lot of traditional producers, Brezza likes to finish the malolactic fermentations (in steel and cement) just after alcoholic fermentations, before moving the wines into botti (large casks) around December.