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Trediberri

2017 Trediberri, Barolo

Italy Nebbiolo Piedmont Barolo Barolo 750ML

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Trediberri

2017 Trediberri, Barolo

Italy Nebbiolo Piedmont Barolo Barolo 750ML

Vinous

91

CellarTracker

90
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Sourced from La Morra, mostly from Berri, which provides a beautiful lift and elegance in contrast to the brooding tones of Rocche dell'Annunziata. Fermented in concrete and aged in large, traditional oak vats.

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A newer name in the context of the historic (read: transcendent) La Morra section of Barolo, Trediberri has a passionate trio behind it, dedicated to crafting profound examples of the legendary terroir.

Trediberri

Winemaker Nicola's father had family vines just outside of La Morra in Torriglione, and knowing his local terroirs well, Nicola, his father Federico and their partner smartly purchased 5 hectares in the historic section of Berri within La Morra. Limestone soils with sandstone interwoven create a unique clay-like soil, and was historically held to be a highly desired terroir; many of the vineyards were abandoned after the second World War, only to be revitalized by the trio who replanted it in 2007. With the vines coming of proper age, the resultant wines are highly perfumed with great finesse and astounding potential. 

The grapes from the Berri vines make up most of the production, but Federico's old vineyards in Torriglione and Rocche dell’Annunziata also contribute tremendous wines in Nicola's hands. Winemaking for the Nebbiolo wines is traditional: the grapes will soak for 3+ weeks during fermentation in concrete, and then will age for about 2 years in slavonian "botti" casks.

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Trediberri

A newer name in the context of the historic (read: transcendent) La Morra section of Barolo, Trediberri has a passionate trio behind it, dedicated to crafting profound examples of the legendary terroir.

Winemaker Nicola's father had family vines just outside of La Morra in Torriglione, and knowing his local terroirs well, Nicola, his father Federico and their partner smartly purchased 5 hectares in the historic section of Berri within La Morra. Limestone soils with sandstone interwoven create a unique clay-like soil, and was historically held to be a highly desired terroir; many of the vineyards were abandoned after the second World War, only to be revitalized by the trio who replanted it in 2007. With the vines coming of proper age, the resultant wines are highly perfumed with great finesse and astounding potential. 

The grapes from the Berri vines make up most of the production, but Federico's old vineyards in Torriglione and Rocche dell’Annunziata also contribute tremendous wines in Nicola's hands. Winemaking for the Nebbiolo wines is traditional: the grapes will soak for 3+ weeks during fermentation in concrete, and then will age for about 2 years in slavonian "botti" casks.

Vinous

Vinous

91

The 2017 Barolo is a pretty dense wine from proprietor Nicola Oberto. I am used to seeing a bit more finesse and transparency here, but the 2017 is quite a powerhouse. Large-grained tannins add to that impression. Time in the glass brings out hints of spice and tobacco, and yet the 2017 remains a bit rough around the edges.

What the Critics are Saying

Vinous

Vinous

91

The 2017 Barolo is a pretty dense wine from proprietor Nicola Oberto. I am used to seeing a bit more finesse and transparency here, but the 2017 is quite a powerhouse. Large-grained tannins add to that impression. Time in the glass brings out hints of spice and tobacco, and yet the 2017 remains a bit rough around the edges.