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Gattinara plays an important role in Italian viticulture, but until a couple decades after the turn of the century, this beautiful region of Alto Piemonte was nearly forgotten. A winemaking region older than Barolo, Gattinara covered almost 600 hectares by the end of the 1800s, making it one of the largest in Northern Europe. The phylloxera plague, coupled with a devastating hail storm in 1905, completely destroyed the region and wine production in Gattinara was abandoned. Fortunately, Clemente\n \n \n Travaglini recognized the potential in this mountainous region and established his winery here in the 1920s.\n \n View More
A deep pomegranate red wine, this medium-bodied wine shows good depth in its red fruit. Soft silky tannins, with a good structure and intense mineral fragrance.