WE 97
RP 97
JS 95
WS 96
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Luciano Sandrone 'Aleste' Barolo 2019

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Product description

Founded in 1978 by Luciano Sandrone, this family-owned winery is situated in the heart of Italy's Piedmont region. Renowned for producing exceptional Barolo wines, the estate combines traditional winemaking techniques with modern innovations to craft wines that express the unique terroir of their vineyards. The 'Aleste' Barolo is named in honor of Luciano's grandchildren, Alessia and Stefano, reflecting the family's dedication to winemaking across generations.

2019 'Aleste' Barolo

The 2019 'Aleste' Barolo is crafted from 100% Nebbiolo grapes sourced from the esteemed Cannubi Boschis vineyard. In the glass, it presents a deep garnet hue. The nose is complex and alluring, offering aromas of wild red and black fruits, clove, anise, rose, and wild herbs. On the palate, it reveals thick layers of dark fruit, cherry, and spice, complemented by sweet tannins and impactful texture.

The wine exhibits generosity and expansiveness, characteristic of the Cannubi hill site, even in the cooler 2019 vintage. This Barolo is structured and poised for long-term aging, with an anticipated drinking window extending from 2029 to 2049.

Food Pairing

This Barolo pairs exceptionally well with rich dishes such as braised beef, truffle-infused risottos, and aged cheeses like Parmigiano-Reggiano. These pairings enhance the wine's depth and complexity, creating an unforgettable dining experience.

Accolades

  • Falstaff: 98 Points. "The 2019 Barolo DOCG Aleste from Luciano Sandrone has been rated with 98 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Nebbiolo from the region Piedmont in Italy."
  • Wine Enthusiast: 96 Points.
  • Vinous: 97 Points. "The 2019 Barolo Aleste is another stellar wine from Sandrone. Like Le Vigne, the Aleste is a tightly wound ball of energy."
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