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$21.99Original List Price
22.74Best Price On The Web
*Including cost of shipping per bottle.
$
17
99
per btl
Code: 88309
Cinderella Wine says:
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| Rating: | Rating Not Available | Size: | 750ML |
| Region: | Piedmont | Country: | Italy |
| Varietals: | Chardonnay | ABV: | 13.5% |
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Description:
Importer Notes
"Mone, a silky white wine produced in a terroir known for its noble reds, has its heart in Burgundy and its identity in the Langhe. Mone is a uniquely polished wine with an unmistakable personality that can seduce the most demanding of palates"
Serradenari, the peak of the Barolo, is like a terrace overlooking the northwestern Italian region of Piedmont. The view from here embraces the Alps from Liguria to Cervino, with Mount Monviso sitting majestically in the horizon. Down below is the renowned district of the Langhe, dear to food and wine lovers the world over.
About the Winery
The name of the farmhouse, Serradenari, harks back to centuries ago, when the Black Death forced the peasants of Barolo and La Morra to leave their lands and take refuge on the crest, taking with them all their savings, hence the name Serradenari, from Sara D'ne, which in the local dialect means sierra of money.
The Diatto-Negri family has owned Serradenari since the late 19th century : they were entrepreneurs in Turin, where they produced Italy's first automobile in the late 1800s, and Serradenari was their country estate. But year after year the Diatto-Negri family started exporting the wine it produced almost as a hobby. It was thanks to them that Barolo and other Langhe wines were first introduced into the United States.
The Terroir
Serradenari comprises also 7.5 hectares (18.5 acres) of woods inhabited by foxes, wild boars, badgers, deer, hares, and owls. These woods are known in the Langhe as the finest of truffle-grounds where the local trifulau, or truffle hunters, come with their dogs to comb for this elusively scented tuber. Welcome to Serradenari, then, where you will find open spaces and silence, vineyards and woods, and time past and present.
"Mone, a silky white wine produced in a terroir known for its noble reds, has its heart in Burgundy and its identity in the Langhe. Mone is a uniquely polished wine with an unmistakable personality that can seduce the most demanding of palates"
Serradenari, the peak of the Barolo, is like a terrace overlooking the northwestern Italian region of Piedmont. The view from here embraces the Alps from Liguria to Cervino, with Mount Monviso sitting majestically in the horizon. Down below is the renowned district of the Langhe, dear to food and wine lovers the world over.
About the Winery
The name of the farmhouse, Serradenari, harks back to centuries ago, when the Black Death forced the peasants of Barolo and La Morra to leave their lands and take refuge on the crest, taking with them all their savings, hence the name Serradenari, from Sara D'ne, which in the local dialect means sierra of money.
The Diatto-Negri family has owned Serradenari since the late 19th century : they were entrepreneurs in Turin, where they produced Italy's first automobile in the late 1800s, and Serradenari was their country estate. But year after year the Diatto-Negri family started exporting the wine it produced almost as a hobby. It was thanks to them that Barolo and other Langhe wines were first introduced into the United States.
The Terroir
Serradenari comprises also 7.5 hectares (18.5 acres) of woods inhabited by foxes, wild boars, badgers, deer, hares, and owls. These woods are known in the Langhe as the finest of truffle-grounds where the local trifulau, or truffle hunters, come with their dogs to comb for this elusively scented tuber. Welcome to Serradenari, then, where you will find open spaces and silence, vineyards and woods, and time past and present.
