Magnum

Barbera d'Alba Superiore DOC Fortemasso is produced in the Castelletto region, known above all for the production of Barolo. This is undoubtedly the best production region for Barolo. The vines have an east and south-east exposure, on sloping grounds with sandy and limestone soil.

Fortemasso wines thus highlight the distinctive characteristics of each grape variety. They therefore reveal the clear and recognizable natural traits that derive from the soil and climate of each vintage. In addition, the unique combination of geological characteristics and the regional microclimate in which the vineyards of Fortemasso are located produce deep, mineral and very elegant wines that continue to refine with age.

Winemaking
From the moment the grapes are picked by hand, they are immediately pressed. They are then fermented in stainless steel tanks with temperature control. Thus, after the alcoholic fermentation, the wine is left to macerate, still retaining the skin of the grapes. Following the malolactic fermentation, the wine is finally refined in barrels for a year and then in bottles for another 6 months.

Dress
Finally, the color of this Barbera d'Alba Superiore DOC Fortemasso is an intense garnet with also purple reflections.

Nose
Thus, the nose is ample with scents of rose, blackberry, chocolate but also a light tobacco.

Stuffy
Finally, this wine is round, warm and slightly sapid on the palate with a pleasant and spicy finish.

The Barolo DOCG Castelletto 2017 – Fortemasso is produced in the Castelletto region, the best known of the Barolo producing regions.

To begin with, the vines have an east and south exposure, on sloping land with sandy and limestone soil. This is why the vines are considered exceptional.

Winemaking
First, the grapes are picked by hand in small boxes (20 kg maximum). They are then immediately pressed and fermented in stainless steel tanks with temperature control.

Once the alcoholic fermentation starts, the daily pumping over begins in order to extract the maximum of aromas and colors from the skin of the grape.

Following this, the fermentation ends after 8 to 10 days. Finally, submerged maceration will help stabilize the color of the wine. As maceration begins (25-30 days), malolactic fermentation occurs, thus stabilizing the wine microbiologically.

Finally, it is in December that the period of aging in oak barrels begins and this for about 30 months. The wine is then bottled and refined for 8 to 10 months to give birth to the great Barolo.

Dress
Thus, the color is bright and brilliant ruby ​​red.

Nose
The nose is thus ample with delicate notes of violet, spices and liquorice.

Stuffy
This Barolo DOCG Castelletto 2017 is harmonious, round and slightly dry with great length on the finish.

Aging potential
This wine has an aging potential of more than 20 years.

Chianti Classico DOCG Magnum 2018 – Castello di Radda is produced in the heart of the Chianti Classico region. The vines are located 400 meters above sea level with a southeast, south, southwest exposure. This good exposure and the low production yields favor the good maturation of the bunches. In addition, the grapes are then picked and selected by hand.

Winemaking
Vinification is done in stainless steel vats, followed by maceration for 2 to 3 weeks. Subsequently, this Chianti Classico DOCG is aged in barrels of oak barrels from Slavonia. Finally, the refining is done in the bottle for a minimum of 6 months before being marketed.

Dress
The result is therefore a wine with an intense ruby ​​color that tends towards garnet.

Nose
It is intensely varied with scents of violets.

Stuffy
The Chianti Classico DOCG 2018 is harmonious and sapid. In addition, its slightly tannic taste with an aftertaste reminiscent of ripe plum is a guarantee of quality.

Aging potential
The aging potential is 10 years and more.

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Magnum 2016 – Castello di Radda is produced in the heart of the Chianti Classico region. The vines are located 400 meters above sea level with a south and southeast exposure. Thus, this good exposure and the low production yields favor the good maturation of the bunches. The grapes are then picked and selected by hand.

Winemaking
To begin with, the alcoholic fermentation takes place in 50 HL stainless steel tanks for 3 to 4 weeks. Then comes the malolactic fermentation with 20% in barrels and the rest in 30 HL stainless steel tanks. Aging then takes place with 20% in new French oak barrels and the remaining 80% in Slavonian oak barrels for 20 months. Finally, it is finally refined in the bottle for at least 9 months before being marketed.

Dress
The result is a Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Magnum with an intense ruby

The Langhe Nebbiolo DOC 2021 – Fortemasso is produced in the Castelletto region. This is the best production region for Barolo. The vines have an east and south-east exposure, on sloping land with sandy and limestone soil.

Fortemasso wines thus highlight the distinctive characteristics of each grape variety. They therefore reveal the clear and recognizable natural traits that derive from the soil and climate of each vintage. In addition, the unique combination of geological characteristics and the regional microclimate in which the vineyards of Fortemasso are located produce deep, mineral and very elegant wines that continue to refine with age.

Winemaking
Thus, from the moment the grapes are picked by hand, they are immediately pressed. They are then fermented in stainless steel tanks with temperature control. Thus, after several days, the must and the wine are separated from the marc and the fermentation continues. Following the malolactic fermentation, the wine will be refined in steel to end up being bottled in the spring.

Dress
The color of this Langhe Nebbiolo DOC 2021 is ruby ​​red with purple reflections.

Nose
The nose is ample with floral notes of violets and fruity notes of raspberries, cherries and plums.

Stuffy
Finally, this wine is harmonious on the palate with body and a pleasant fruity finish