Cannubi is the most celebrated vineyard in Barolo and is the oldest Italian cru having been recognized in 1752. Cannubi means ‘wedding’ or ‘marriage’ as the wines marry the two soils of Barolo, combining the Tortonian-era soil that produces silky tannins and a fruity style with the Helvetian-era that creates bolder and more tannic wines. Lying on a steep slope, Cannubi was the first vineyard in Langhe to be terraced. Michele Chiarlo owns 4.5 acres of the vineyard. The 20-year-old vines are thinned of excess bunches at the end of summer. Hand harvested grapes are fermented on the skins in oak vats and then aged for two years in average sized oak casks before refinement in the bottle.
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