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Sottimano - Barbaresco Pajore DOCG

Sottimano - Barbaresco Pajore DOCG

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A top wine from Barbaresco in Piedmont - a guarantee for the best wines. Deep and spicy - the Pajore from Azienda Agricola Sottimano exudes a delicate perfume. Fresh venison, nutmeg, allspice, pepper and juniper form a heart note, complemented by a spoonful of Cumberland dressing, blackcurrants, orange peel and cranberries.


The Pajoré has an open heart and a deep character when drunk for the first time - with lots of fruit, its distinct flavor and juicy bite blends perfectly with juicy and transparent fruit. The firm tannins are silky and dense on the palate, capturing the transparent fruit like a sparkling sapphire. Thanks to the delicate composition, the acidity is well integrated and combines with a long, spicy-fruity finish.

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Contains sulfites

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Sottimano - Barbaresco Pajore DOCG

The Azienda Agricola Sottimano was founded in the 60s by Rino
Sottimano and is located in the middle of the Cottà location. In the following years it was successively expanded to include the crus Currá, Fausoni, Basarin and Pajoré. Today the business is run by son Andrea and his sisters Elena and Claudia. Located in the triangle of Barbaresco, Neive and Treiso, Sottimano has been working for years according to biodynamic guidelines to bring the vineyard character of the five crus to the bottle as precisely as possible.

The Cru Pajoré is located not far from the other sites in Sottimano between Barbera and Alba in Treiso. It has a south-westerly orientation with vines up to 70 years old. The wines from Pajoré are always characterized by their velvety tannins combined with their floral-spicy aromas. The average yield is 35hl/ha.

Tasting note by Sebastian Bordthäuser from May 6th, 2021, copyright Sebastian Bordthäuser

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