Aldo Clerico Barolo DOCG

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The 2020 vintage is currently enroute from Italy to our warehouses and will ship once it arrives in our warehouse in October 2025. Hurry and pre-order now to take advantage of our pre-tariff special! As soon as this wine lands in our warehouse new tariff pricing will take effect.

This is one of the best Barolo wines from the Langhe in Piedmont Italy as well as a great value from one of the storied families of Barolo wineries. This Barolo red wine is the maximum expression of the nebbiolo grape from Aldo Clerico. With vineyards right next to those of Domenico Clerico Barolo vineyards, this Barolo is a good substitute for Burgundy wine.

This garnet colored artisan Barolo has red fruit, rose and spicy leather and tea leaf aromas with elegant structure, long finish leaving a silky mouthfeel. On the nose it is very intense while floral notes mix with typical vineyard scents of violets and red berries. On the palate, the violets blend with licorice flavors and noticeable tannins. A creamy texture from the oak barrels creates a pleasant mix of fresh yet complex flavors.

Tastes Like: Cherries and licorice

Farming & Winemaking Highlights: Biodynamic | Native Yeast Fermentation | Single Vineyard

Fun Facts: This is Aldo's first wine made from 5 different Barolo designated vineyards surrounding his home in Monforte d'Alba, all within the Bricco San Pietro MGA. He vinifies each vineyard and then does an assemblage, creating each vintage a unique expression of his nebbiolo vineyards. It is also made with native yeast fermentation, so can be called a natural wine.

Vintages:

The 2020 vintage is currently enroute from Italy to our warehouses and will ship once it arrives in our warehouse in October 2025. Hurry and pre-order now to take advantage of our pre-tariff special! As soon as this wine lands in our warehouse new tariff pricing will take effect.

This is one of the best Barolo wines from the Langhe in Piedmont Italy as well as a great value from one of the storied families of Barolo wineries. This Barolo red wine is the maximum expression of the nebbiolo grape from Aldo Clerico. With vineyards right next to those of Domenico Clerico Barolo vineyards, this Barolo is a good substitute for Burgundy wine.

This garnet colored artisan Barolo has red fruit, rose and spicy leather and tea leaf aromas with elegant structure, long finish leaving a silky mouthfeel. On the nose it is very intense while floral notes mix with typical vineyard scents of violets and red berries. On the palate, the violets blend with licorice flavors and noticeable tannins. A creamy texture from the oak barrels creates a pleasant mix of fresh yet complex flavors.

Tastes Like: Cherries and licorice

Farming & Winemaking Highlights: Biodynamic | Native Yeast Fermentation | Single Vineyard

Fun Facts: This is Aldo's first wine made from 5 different Barolo designated vineyards surrounding his home in Monforte d'Alba, all within the Bricco San Pietro MGA. He vinifies each vineyard and then does an assemblage, creating each vintage a unique expression of his nebbiolo vineyards. It is also made with native yeast fermentation, so can be called a natural wine.

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Vintage:
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Vintage:

Type of Wine: Red, Still
Grape Variety:
Nebbiolo
Appellation: Barolo DOCG
Alcohol % by Vol:
15%
Vintage: 2016 | 2020
Suggested Pairings: Beef Filet

LWIN 1448113


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About the Producer

In 2004 Aldo decided to take charge of the family business after years of experience working for some of the most prestigious wineries in Monforte d’Alba. He renovated the old cellar and added on a new wine making and aging buildings.

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