Marchesi di Gresy Barbaresoco Camp Gros Riserva 2016 Grandi Bottiglie

BARBARESCO CAMP GROS MARTINENGA RISERVA 2016 MARCHESI DI GRESY

Name: BARBARESCO CAMP GROS MARTINENGA RISERVA 2016 MARCHESI DI GRESY
Brand: MARCHESI DI GRESY
SKU: BCGM16

Brand: MARCHESI DI GRESY

Reference BCGM16

The Barbaresco Riserva Camp Gros Martinenga 2016 by Marchesi di Grésy is an exceptional Nebbiolo from the heart of the Martinenga cru, crafted only in outstanding vintages. Elegant, age-worthy, and deeply expressive.

Red

0,75

2016

Piemonte

Description

Barbaresco Riserva Camp Gros Martinenga 2016 Marchesi di Grésy

The Barbaresco Riserva Camp Gros Martinenga 2016 is the flagship wine of Marchesi di Grésy, produced only in outstanding vintages from a prized parcel within the Martinenga cru — one of the most iconic vineyards in Barbaresco, bordering the legendary Rabajà and Asili.

The Camp Gros section faces south and southwest at ideal elevation, with soils rich in fine calcareous marl, yielding Nebbiolo of great elegance and aging potential. After careful manual harvesting and strict grape selection, fermentation occurs in stainless steel with extended skin contact.

Aging is meticulous: 12 months in French oak barriques, followed by 18 months in large Slavonian oak casks, and extensive bottle aging before release.

The 2016 vintage offers outstanding structure and grace, with aromas of dried rose, cherry, licorice, tobacco, truffle, and graphite. On the palate, it is deep and refined, with silky tannins, a vibrant core and a long, complex finish.

This is a Barbaresco Riserva of rare pedigree, made to age and impress for decades.

Product Details

Type of article: BOTTIGLIE DI VINO
Type: RED
Weight: 1,6
Bottle size: 0,75
Vintage: 2016
Region or area: Piemonte
Score: 0
FINE: YES
Natural: NO
Vintage wine: NO
Gradazione Alcolica: 0
Wine Name: BARBARESCO CAMP GROS MARTINENGA

ISBN 2016

UPC 56160

MARCHESI DI GRESY

Marchesi di Grésy is one of Piedmont’s most enchanting historic wineries, blending tradition, terroir and restraint with subtle elegance. Since 1797, the family has been the sole owners of the Martinenga cru — a natural amphitheater at the heart of Barbaresco — making it one of Italy’s rare vineyard monopoles.