Monsecco Gattinara Magnum 2013 Grandi Bottiglie
Monsecco Gattinara Magnum 2013 Grandi Bottiglie

GATTINARA MAGNUM 2013 MONSECCO

MONSECCO
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Monsecco’s Gattinara is a pure Nebbiolo from Northern Piedmont, elegant and austere, aged for years in oak barrels. A complex and long-lived wine that truly reflects its terroir.

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Red
1,5
2013
Piemonte
0

Description

Gattinara Magnum 2013 Monsecco

Monsecco’s Gattinara is a red wine of remarkable depth and character, made from 100% Nebbiolo grapes grown on volcanic hills in Northern Piedmont. The winery has been active since the 1960s and is one of the historic producers that helped revive the Gattinara DOCG, thanks to its focus on traditional methods and unique terroir.

Vinified in a classic style and aged for several years in large oak barrels, followed by long bottle refinement, this wine develops intense and layered aromas: dried violets, licorice, wet earth, black pepper, and sweet spices. On the palate, it is elegant and powerful, with firm yet refined tannins, vibrant acidity, and a long, mineral-driven finish.

A timeless expression of Gattinara, ideal for enjoying now or aging further. Perfect with rich meat dishes, game, or mature cheeses.

Product Details

Type of article
BOTTIGLIE DI VINO
Type
RED
Weight
3,2
Bottle size
1,5
Vintage
2013
Region or area
Piemonte
Score
0
FINE
NO
Natural
NO
Vintage wine
NO
Gradazione Alcolica
0
Wine Name
GATTINARA MAGNUM
1 Item
2013
56482
MONSECCO

Monsecco is a historic winery rooted in the northern Piedmont region of Italy, between the Novara hills and the banks of the Sesia River. Founded in 1872 in Gattinara, Monsecco has long been synonymous with age-worthy red wines based on Nebbiolo, a grape that thrives in this unique Alpine foothill terroir.

From the beginning, the estate has focused on low yields, meticulous grape selection, and long aging in large oak barrels, resulting in red wines of great structure, complexity, and longevity. During the 1970s, Monsecco’s wines gained traction among Italy’s finest wine shops and achieved international acclaim through prestigious importers — standing out as a niche label in a time when high-quality Italian reds were still relatively unknown.

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