2021 La Ca' Nova Barbaresco Montestefano

Nebbiolo - 750ML
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Vinous, October 2024

(97+ points) The 2021 Barbaresco Montestefano is a towering beauty. Today, the 2021 is much more closed than it was last year, so I would not dream of touching a bottle anytime soon. Potent yet finessed tannins enshroud...

WINE DETAILS

Color & Type Red
Varietal Nebbiolo
Country Italy
Region Piedmont
Sub-region Barbaresco
Appellation Barbaresco
Sub-appellation Montestefano
Vintage 2021
Size 750ML
Percent alcohol 14.5%
Closure Cork

The 2021 La Ca' Nova Montestefano Barbaresco is a red wine crafted from the Nebbiolo grape, originating from the renowned Piedmont region of Italy. Specifically, this wine hails from the Montestefano sub-appellation within Barbaresco, a locale celebrated for producing wines with remarkable character and depth, thanks to its unique terroir.

La Ca' Nova, the producer, is known for their traditional approach to winemaking, which typically results in wines that beautifully express the classic attributes of the Nebbiolo varietal. The 2021 vintage continues this tradition, offering a wine that is expected to showcase the grape's signature traits—complexity, elegance, and a robust tannic structure.

Characteristically, Nebbiolo wines from Barbaresco are recognized for their floral aromas, often reminiscent of roses and violets, paired with notes of red fruit such as cherries and raspberries. These wines typically possess a medium to full body and are notable for their high acidity and firm tannins, which contribute to their potential for aging.

The 2021 La Ca' Nova Montestefano Barbaresco is yet to be reviewed by professional critics, but given the pedigree of both the producer and the terroir, it is likely to appeal to those who appreciate a classic, traditionally styled Barbaresco. Without specific reviews to reference, potential buyers might anticipate a wine that follows the established profile of wines from this region—graceful yet powerful, with a bouquet that evolves intriguingly over time.

As with many Barbarescos, this wine would pair well with rich dishes, such as braised meats or risotto, and is likely to develop further complexity with a few years of cellaring. For those interested in exploring the refined elegance of Nebbiolo, the 2021 La Ca' Nova Montestefano Barbaresco is a promising candidate.