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Pio Cesare Barolo Chinato NV

Pio Cesare Barolo Chinato NV

An infusion of chinchona (China Calissaja and Succirubra barks) is macerated for 21 days in a small amount of Pio Cesare's classic Barolo. They then add a mixture of aromatic herbs, such as gentian roots, rhubarb, cardamom seeds, sweet and bitter orange, cinnamon and others, which all together compose this family recipe. Then, after a few weeks ageing, they add the proper amount of their classic Barolo.

After a light fining, the infusion is aged for 4 months in oak barrels, bottled, and after an additional ageing of at least 2 months, it finally becomes our Pio Cesare Barolo Chinato.

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Pio Cesare Barolo Chinato NV

An infusion of chinchona (China Calissaja and Succirubra barks) is macerated for 21 days in a small amount of Pio Cesare's classic Barolo. They then add a mixture of aromatic herbs, such as gentian roots, rhubarb, cardamom seeds, sweet and bitter orange, cinnamon and others, which all together compose this family recipe. Then, after a few weeks ageing, they add the proper amount of their classic Barolo.

After a light fining, the infusion is aged for 4 months in oak barrels, bottled, and after an additional ageing of at least 2 months, it finally becomes our Pio Cesare Barolo Chinato.

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An infusion of chinchona (China Calissaja and Succirubra barks) is macerated for 21 days in a small amount of Pio Cesare's classic Barolo. They then add a mixture of aromatic herbs, such as gentian roots, rhubarb, cardamom seeds, sweet and bitter orange, cinnamon and others, which all together compose this family recipe. Then, after a few weeks ageing, they add the proper amount of their classic Barolo.

After a light fining, the infusion is aged for 4 months in oak barrels, bottled, and after an additional ageing of at least 2 months, it finally becomes our Pio Cesare Barolo Chinato.