1965 Bertolino & Figlio - Barolo DOC - 18 Bottiglie (0,75 L)

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Lotto di 18 bottiglie di Barolo 1965 di Bertolino & Figlio, ciascuna 0,75 L, livello di riempimento a metà spalla, capsula in cera intatta ed etichetta completamente leggibile.

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Lot comprising 18 bottles of 1965 Barolo from G. Bertolino & Figlio; condition as shown in the photos.

The association between Barolo and the Bertolino family in Nizza Monferrato represents one of the most fascinating historical exceptions in Piedmontese winemaking. Under strict DOCG regulations, Barolo must be produced and vinified exclusively within the designated Langhe area. However, the Bertolino family holds one of the very few rare historical authorizations allowing them to vinify and age Nebbiolo grapes intended for Barolo outside the zone of origin—specifically, in Nizza Monferrato.

The Historic Winery (Giovanni Bertolino & Son): As early as the 1920s and 1930s, the historic firm "Bertolino Giovanni & Son" was bottling fine selections and historic vintages of Barolo in Nizza Monferrato (such as the celebrated collector's bottles from the 1950s and 1960s, including the famous Barolo Riserva Speciale).

Tenuta Olim Bauda: Today, the family tradition continues with siblings Dino, Diana, and Gianni Bertolino at the renowned Tenuta Olim Bauda winery. Thanks to that inherited historic right, the company continues to produce its own Barolo DOCG label—with grapes sourced from the Langhe—vinified entirely within its own cellars in Nizza Monferrato.

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Lot comprising 18 bottles of 1965 Barolo from G. Bertolino & Figlio; condition as shown in the photos.

The association between Barolo and the Bertolino family in Nizza Monferrato represents one of the most fascinating historical exceptions in Piedmontese winemaking. Under strict DOCG regulations, Barolo must be produced and vinified exclusively within the designated Langhe area. However, the Bertolino family holds one of the very few rare historical authorizations allowing them to vinify and age Nebbiolo grapes intended for Barolo outside the zone of origin—specifically, in Nizza Monferrato.

The Historic Winery (Giovanni Bertolino & Son): As early as the 1920s and 1930s, the historic firm "Bertolino Giovanni & Son" was bottling fine selections and historic vintages of Barolo in Nizza Monferrato (such as the celebrated collector's bottles from the 1950s and 1960s, including the famous Barolo Riserva Speciale).

Tenuta Olim Bauda: Today, the family tradition continues with siblings Dino, Diana, and Gianni Bertolino at the renowned Tenuta Olim Bauda winery. Thanks to that inherited historic right, the company continues to produce its own Barolo DOCG label—with grapes sourced from the Langhe—vinified entirely within its own cellars in Nizza Monferrato.

Shipping surcharge for islands and remote locations worldwide.


Dettagli

Vintage
1965
Produttore, Nome del Vino
Bertolino & Figlio
Classificazione
DOC
Numero di bottiglie
18
Dimensioni bottiglia
Bottiglie (0,75 L)
Paese
Italia
Regione
Barolo
Vitigni
Nebbiolo
Livello di riempimento
Tipo di bottiglia bordolese, livello di riempimento a metà spalla
Condizioni di capsula/tappo
Capsula di cera completamente intatta
Condizioni dell’etichetta
Etichetta completamente intatta, leggibile
Venduto da
ItaliaVerificato
554
Oggetti venduti
100%
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