Marchesi di Barolo Sarmassa SV Magnum 2009 Its distinctive power gives it

Its distinctive power gives it a special place amongst the Deutz range

Our initial bottling from ANA vineyard provides aromas of black cherry

that are blended together with well-integrated tannins

the Chablis appellation covers an approximately fifteen-kilometer radius around the village of the same name

the range of grilled and toasted fragrances appears

Marchesi di Barolo Sarmassa SV Magnum 2009 Its distinctive power gives itSarmassa is exposed to the south east, on the side of a hill with a good slope. Although the surrounding area dates back to the Tortonian geologic age, the soil here has typical Serravallian characteristics, also because the slope led to abundant surface runoff: it is a predominantly silt clay soil, very firm, with a significant percentage of stones. The abundance of stones, associated with clay, limits the vegetative growth of the nebbiolo grape