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2004 Barolo Campé, La Spinetta

2004 Barolo Campé, La Spinetta

Ref: SPIN040
Red  |  Still  |  14.5% ABV

In the late 19th century Giovanni Rivetti emigrated to Argentina to seek his fortune. It was his son Giuseppe who purchased vineyards having married a local girl. And in 1977 they moved to La Spinetta and started out making Moscato d'Asti; indeed, they created the first single-vineyard example of this wine, believing it to be capable of producing something rather more interesting that was the norm at the time. In 1985 the bottled their first red wine; in 1995 they added a Barbaresco and in 2000 a Barolo. Ever keen to expand, they have subsequently bought 60 hectares in Tuscany and well as another estate - making sparkling wine - in Piedmont.

Case of 6 Bottles
price shown is under bond
£642.00
duty paid price: £789.62
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Wine Details
Wine Details
ProducerProducer: La Spinetta
AppellationAppellation: Barolo
Old or New WorldOld/New World: Old World
CountryCountry: Italy
RegionRegion: Piedmont
ColourColour: Red
StyleStyle: Still
ABV% ABV: 14.5%
Drink DatesDrink Dates: 2014-2022
MaturityMaturity: Ready to Drink
SweetnessSweetness: 1
Grape VarietyGrape Variety: Nebbiolo
Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes

"The 2004 Barolo Campe has put on quite a bit of weight since it was bottled. This massive, powerful Barolo flows from the glass with its signature over-ripe aromatics and masses of dark fruit, tobacco, leather and spices. The tannins build impressively on the long finish. Buckle your chinstraps, this is not a wine for the timid. Ultimately, I am not sure there is enough fruit to stand up to the wine’s structural components over the long-term. In choosing to bottle riservas from his best vines (see below) Rivetti is running the risk of compromising his non-riserva bottlings. Anticipated maturity: 2014-2024." Antonio Galloni

Sweetness Explained
Sweetness Explained

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Location Explained
Location Explained

Location

AVAILABLE: Currently lying in our storage at London City Bond Dinton Woods 
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Pricing Information
Pricing Information

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