CategoryHospitality
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Nebbiolando, all Tenuta Carretta Nebbiolo-based wines
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In Langhe and Roero, the Nebbiolo grape is «king». Not in terms of the vineyard area or even by the hectoliters of wine produced. It is «king» for the enological quality it can express, recognized by prestigious denominations; and for the incredible ability to “read” the territory where it is planted. As the pedoclimatic and microclimatic conditions in which it is found become...
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Airali, Alta Langa by Tenuta Carretta
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Among the most recent Tenuta Carretta labels, there are two Metodo Classico wines that come from vineyards located in the municipality of Cissone, in Alta Langa: Airali Brut and Airali Pas Dosé. The fact that the vineyards are located in this municipality is in itself particular. Cissone is found at almost 700 meters above sea level, in an area characterized by marvelous woodlands, hazelnut...
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Cannubi, the hill “in the heart of Barolo”
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There is no doubt that, in terms of notoriety, the Cannubi vineyards in Barolo are the most famous in Piedmont and among the best known in the world. Cannubi's fame comes from three main factors: its history, position and winemaking tradition. Let's see them in detail. HISTORY Cannubi is one of the most historic “climat” in Italy because, at least since the Eighteenth century, there is...
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How is the 2020 harvest going?
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Fantastic grapes, perfectly ripe, crunchy and fragrant berries. The 2020 harvest promises to be full of satisfactions for Tenuta Carretta, both for the red wines, which have good acidity and sugar content, and for the whites, which are harvested in these days and present perfectly ripe and fragrant bunches. But how is the grape harvest really going? To answer this question we shot a video...
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Cereja, Tenuta Carretta’s elegant rosé
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White or red? Rosé. There’s no denying it. In the world, rose is the color of the wine that has recorded the greatest growth. Rosé wines, according to data from IWSR, the main international research center on the Wine & Spirit market, have grown by 20% since 2002, so much so that they have carved out a specific target audience that analysts have defined as Millennial Pink: young...
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