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Barbaresco Serraboella Bottle

Barbaresco Serraboella

PaitinBarbaresco, Italy

Paitin’s Barbaresco Serraboella is a single‑cru Nebbiolo from the famous Serraboella hill in Neive (west/south‑west expo…Learn More »

$49

/750ml

Current Retail Average

95

/100

Average Pro Rating

Barbaresco Serraboella All Vintages Overview

About This Wine

Paitin’s Barbaresco Serraboella is a single‑cru Nebbiolo from the famous Serraboella hill in Neive (west/south‑west exposure) that marries power and volume with an elegant, mineral frame—fruit leans to dried/cherry and red florals with herbal, tar and balsamic accents. Farmed organically on marly‑limestone and sandy‑marl soils, it is traditionally vinified (extended maceration, submerged cap) and aged in large Slavonian/Austrian oak casks (typica…Learn More »

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Barbaresco Serraboella Vintage Comparison

Retail Availability

Woodland Hills Wine Co. logo

Woodland Hills Wine Co.

🇺🇸Woodland Hills, CA
$48.95
2021
Paitin Barbaresco Serraboella 2021

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Barbaresco Serraboella · Knowledge Base

About Barbaresco Serraboella

Paitin’s Barbaresco Serraboella is a single‑cru Nebbiolo from the famous Serraboella hill in Neive (west/south‑west exposure) that marries power and volume with an elegant, mineral frame—fruit leans to dried/cherry and red florals with herbal, tar and balsamic accents. Farmed organically on marly‑limestone and sandy‑marl soils, it is traditionally vinified (extended maceration, submerged cap) and aged in large Slavonian/Austrian oak casks (typically 18–24 months), producing a tense, long‑lived Barbaresco with both immediate charm and serious ce…