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Food pairings

  • Beef
  • Game
  • Mushroom dishes
  • Lamb
  • Hard cheese

Try it with

  • Braised beef chuck
  • Truffle risotto
  • Grilled lamb chops
This northern Piedmontese nebbiolo has firm tannins, high acidity and a marked minerality with notes of dark cherries, smoke and tar. The tannins are best softened by fat and protein, so choose full-bodied, braised meat dishes, where the acidity simultaneously cuts through the richness. The wine's earthy, smoky profile is beautifully mirrored by mushrooms and truffle, and the elegant structure also handles mature, firm cheeses without being drowned out. Serve it slightly warmer, so the tannins feel soft rather than tight.

Taste profile

Product details

Country Italien
Region Alto Piemonte
Vintage 2019
Classification Vino Rosso
Grapes Nebbiolo | Croatina | Vespolina
Bottle size 75 cl
Alcohol 13,0%
Cork type Kork

About the wine

Single vineyard wine from the Mesola hill in Brusnengo – deep, structured, and age-worthy nebbiolo with a classic Piedmontese profile.

Cavazucchi is made from a traditional Northern Piedmont blend with nebbiolo (85%), croatina (10%), and vespolina (5%). It is a wine with concentration, complexity, and an expression that mirrors the raw volcanic soil beneath the vines.

The aroma greets you with dark cherries, dried flowers, crushed stone, and a hint of smoke and tar. The taste is firm and rich in tannins, yet elegantly lifted by high acidity and precise minerality, keeping the wine lively and balanced all the way to the long finish.

The Cavazucchi vineyard is southwest-facing at an altitude of 350 meters on the Mesola hill and is cultivated with classic guyot. The soil consists of porphyritic sand of volcanic origin – orange in color and with low pH – which gives the wines from this area their special structure and intense minerality. The yield is kept low at just 35 quintals per hectare.

Vinification is traditional without temperature control with pumpovers and délastage – a method where the must is drained and poured back over the skins for gentle extraction and aeration. The malolactic fermentation occurs spontaneously, after which the wine ages for three years, two of which are in large barrels and finally in cement, where it settles and gains calm.

Cavazucchi has enormous aging potential – over 30 years – but can also be enjoyed in its youth with the right setting.

The vintage is indicated on the bottle in the Lotcode (Lotto L.C2019)

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