Picotentro in Oak, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve

Picotentro in Oak, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve

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Picotentro in Oak, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve
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Picotentro in Oak, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve

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Mountain Nebbiolo from the Aosta Valley, aged in oak. An artisanal wine, elegant and authentic from Le Selve.
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What does this wine taste like?

Light
Structured
Smooth
Tannic
Dry
Sweet
Flat
Acidic

Technical details

Cellar Le Selve Azienda Vitivinicola
Region Aosta Valley
SIze 0.75l
Grapes Picotentro
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Description

Picotendro in Oak 2015 Le Selve: Authentic Mountain Nebbiolo

Picotendro in Oak is a wine without IG signed by Le Selve Winery, an artisanal expression of the Aosta Valley and its Mountain Nebbiolo. This wine tells the story of a small, heroic reality deeply connected to the territory, where viticulture arises from tiny plots, manual labor, and a production tradition faithful to the mountains.

Territory and wine style

The Picotendro is the name by which Nebbiolo is called in the Aosta Valley and represents one of the most distinctive interpretations of this grape variety. Le Selve works on a very small surface, with vineyards trained to pergola and manual harvesting, in a context that enhances the effort and precision of vineyard work. Aging in oak helps define a more classic and measured style, capable of accompanying the natural finesse of the grape without altering its alpine character.

Tasting notes

In the glass, the Picotendro in Oak presents itself as a red with an elegant and territorial profile, with the typical tension of Mountain Nebbiolo. On the nose, it can offer aromas of red fruits, fine spices, and floral sensations, with a more austere and vertical structure compared to softer and more concentrated wines. On the palate, the sip tends to be dry, fresh, and savory, with a present but not heavy structure, well-perceptible tannins, and a persistent finish, played on the balance between finesse and personality.

Recommended pairings

This wine pairs well with flavorful and succulent dishes, such as roasted red meats, braises, game, stews, and preparations from alpine tradition. It is also ideal with aged cheeses and mushroom-based dishes, where its freshness and tannic structure help cleanse the palate. The character of the Picotendro in Oak makes it suitable for a rich yet balanced table.

Serving temperature

Serve the Picotendro in Oak at a temperature of 16-18 °C. If possible, it is advisable to open the bottle a little in advance to encourage aromatic evolution and enhance the wine's complexity, especially in the earlier, more expressive, and dry vintages.

Why buy it

Choosing Picotendro in Oak means bringing to the table a rare, distinctive wine deeply connected to the Aosta Valley. It is a bottle that unites craftsmanship, mountains, and tradition, with a style capable of standing out for authenticity and personality. Perfect for those seeking a Nebbiolo different from the usual, with strong character and sincere oenological value.

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FAQs

With which dishes does Picotentro in Rovere, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve pair?
The Picotendro in Oak pairs very well with braised dishes, roasts, game, stews, and aged cheeses. Its freshness and tannic structure also make it suitable for flavorful first courses with mushrooms or meat sauces, as well as typical mountain preparations with a strong taste.
What is the ideal serving temperature for Picotentro in Oak, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve?
To best enjoy the Picotendro in Oak, the ideal temperature is between 16 and 18 °C. If the bottle is young or particularly closed, it may be helpful to open it a little in advance to encourage oxygenation and highlight the wine's aromas.
What are the main characteristics of Picotentro in Rovere, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve?
The Picotendro in Oak is a red with an elegant and mountainous profile, with a presence that is noticeable but not excessive. On the nose, it can express red fruits, floral notes, and fine spices, while on the palate it is dry, fresh, and tannic, with good persistence and a vertical style.
On what occasion is it recommended to drink Picotentro in Oak, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve?
The Oak Picotendro is ideal for important dinners, Sunday lunches, and occasions when a characterful red wine is desired. It is also well-suited for convivial moments with rich dishes, when looking for a bottle that can enhance cuisine and territory.
Why choose Picotentro in Rovere, wine without IG, 2015 Nebbiolo Valle d'Aosta Le Selve?
Choosing the Picotendro in Oak means opting for an authentic, artisanal wine that is deeply connected to the Aosta Valley. Le Selve interprets the mountain Nebbiolo with a traditional and recognizable style, offering an interesting bottle for those seeking personality, typicity, and versatility at the table.

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