Oddero
Barbaresco DOCG Gallina - Oddero
Barbaresco DOCG Gallina - Oddero
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2021
Barbaresco DOCG Gallina di Oddero is an elegant and refined red wine made from one of the most renowned MGA (Additional Geographical Indications) in the Langhe, the Gallina vineyard, located in the municipality of Neive. This wine embodies the essence of Nebbiolo, expressing its complexity, finesse, and extraordinary ability to evolve over time.
| Name | DOCG Barolo Riserva |
| Vines |
100% Nebbiolo |
| Alcohol |
14.5% |
| Format |
0.75l |
| Allergens |
Sulphites |
| Serving temperature |
16/18°C |
| Pairings |
Game, Red Meat |
Tasting Notes
It displays a bright garnet red color, typical of Nebbiolo. The nose offers an intense and complex aromatic bouquet, with notes of ripe red fruits such as cherry and raspberry, floral accents of rose and violet, and a spicy undertone of white pepper, tobacco, and licorice. On the palate, it stands out for its fine yet powerful structure, with tannins that are present but already smooth. Fresh acidity balances the richness of the flavors, while the finish is long, harmonious, and characterized by a pleasant balsamic and mineral note.
Pairings
This Barbaresco is ideal with full-bodied, flavorful dishes, such as braised meats, game, roasts, and aged cheeses. It's also perfect with truffle-based pasta dishes or traditional Piedmontese stuffed pasta dishes.
Cellar - Oddero
The Oddero winery is one of the most significant historic wineries in the Langhe, with roots dating back to the late 18th century. The Oddero family has passed down their passion for viticulture and love for the region from generation to generation, significantly contributing to the reputation of Barolo around the world.
Over the centuries, the winery has maintained a strong bond with tradition, while integrating winemaking innovations to ensure the highest quality of its wines. Today, Oddero continues to be synonymous with excellence, producing wines that reflect the authenticity and richness of the Langhe terroir.
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