Barolo "del Comune di La Morra" 2018

Trediberri's Barolo "del Comune di La Morra" is a wine produced in La Morra and vinified in concrete and large casks.

This is the first vintage in which Nicola Oberto produces only one Barolo, a blend of the two historic classic Barolo vineyards, Berri and Capalot, joined by grapes from the more famous and important Rocche dell'Annunziata vineyard. It is an approachable Barolo, as Nicola of Trediberri has accustomed us to, but one that expresses evolutionary potential and complexity.

The winery: Trediberri

Trediberri is a winery founded in La Morra from the intuition of Nicola Oberto, who, aided by his father Federico and friend Vladimiro, purchased 5 hectares of vineyard in MGA Berri in 2007, from which the winery's name, "the three of Berri," is derived. From the very first vintage, 2011, Nicola's wines became known on the market thanks to their cleanliness and a more immediate style that focuses on fruit and the great drinkability of his wines, moving away from the somewhat outdated idea of Barolo with a great structure but poor drinkability. Today, approximately 8 hectares of vineyard are cultivated in La Morra, in the Rocche dell'Annunziata, Berri, Capalot, and Torriglione mentions, from which Barolo, Langhe Nebbiolo, Barbera d'Alba, and a Langhe Sauvignon are produced.