
- Robert Parker (RP) points 97
- Vinous points
Ceretto - Barolo Prapò - Barolo DOCG
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Ceretto Barolo Prapò 2019 comes from Serralunga d'Alba and shows the extra power and fruit concentration for which its site is known. Dried cherry and raspberry bring a pretty touch of sweetness, which softens the mineral tones and iron-rich aromas. The wine balances power with elegance.
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Ceretto's Barolo Prapò is a quintessential expression of Piedmont's most prestigious red wine appellation. Crafted from Nebbiolo grapes grown in the renowned Barolo DOCG region, this full-bodied red showcases the firm tannins and red fruit character that define the style. At 14.5% ABV, it delivers a warming, powerful presence that reflects the terroir of northern Italy's finest vineyards.
Ceretto, a respected family estate with deep roots in Piedmont winemaking, brings decades of expertise to every bottle. The Prapò vineyard produces wines of notable structure and aging potential, balancing the high tannin profile with elegance and complexity. This is a wine built for the table, pair it with beef, lamb, or venison for classic harmony, or explore its versatility with mushroom risotto and rich pasta dishes. A sophisticated choice for cellars, fine dining venues, and discerning collectors.
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Ceretto
The business was founded by Riccardo Ceretto in 1937, principally as a négociant in Alba. He was joined by his sons Bruno and Marcello in the 1960s; wanting to make their own wines, they began to buy premium land in Barolo and…
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Piedmont
Piemonte (Piedmont) occupies most of northwestern Italy, bordering Switzerland in the north and France in the west and almost reaching the Mediterranean coast. Its capital and largest city is Turin (Torino). In the wine world…
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Barolo DOCG
Barolo DOCG is located in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy, encompassing eleven communes in the provinces of Cuneo and Alba. The appellation was granted DOCG status in 1980, recognizing it as one of Italy's most…
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