Roagne Langhe DOC 2019 Rosso
Nebbiolo | Piedmont | Italy | Red Wine | Roagna | 2019 | 0,75 L | 14 %
About
Roagna Langhe DOC 2019 Rosso is a dry red wine crafted from Nebbiolo grapes, sourced from the Langhe region in Piedmont, Italy—an area celebrated for its exceptional terroir and traditional winemaking heritage. Produced by the esteemed Roagna estate, this wine showcases the harmony between the structure of Nebbiolo and the freshness of Barbera. Aged in large oak barrels and made with minimal intervention, it reflects the estate's philosophy of purity and expression of origin.
Producer
Luca Roagna is the youngest generation of winemakers in this winery and works side by side with his cheerful father Alfredo. From 15 hectares of vineyards, both Barbaresco and Barolo are produced here. The history of the family begins in the commune of Barbaresco, where Luca's grandfather acquired the Pajé vineyard in the 1950s. To understand the wines of the Roanha dynasty, it is important to know that winemakers adhere to the principle of the development of the biological variety sélection massale (renewal of vineyards using cuttings of old vines), as well as the fact that grapes are harvested from ancient vineyards (some are more than 100 years old - for example, in the commune of Falleto ). The wine selection is dominated by three Cru Barbaresco: Pajé, Crichet Pajé and Pajé Riserva; the difference lies in the direction in which the vineyards are oriented and in the age of the vines. The Roanha family has never been afraid of innovations and since 1982 they have been offering a mixture of Nebbiolo grapes from different years: vino di tavola - a table wine called Opera Prima, and since 1988 - a mixture of white wines Solea, Chardonnay and Nebbiolo.
Tasting notes
Roagna Langhe DOC 2019 Rosso offers aromas of sour cherry, dried rose petals, and hints of earth and spice. On the palate, it is elegant and medium-bodied, with fine tannins and bright acidity, revealing flavors of red berries, subtle herbs, and a touch of minerality. The finish is long, fresh, and precise, echoing its classic Langhe roots.
Pairing
This wine pairs excellently with truffle risotto, roasted poultry, or mushroom-based dishes, enhancing earthy and savory notes. It also complements aged cheeses, bringing balance and refinement to the table.
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Nebbiolo
Nebbiolo wines tipically have rich, but elegant tannins, high acidity and unic scent – often characterized as "roses and tar". After a few years of vintage, most Nebbiolo wines begin fading from intensive ruby to a glorious brick orange color and developing flavors of mushroom, moss, leather and black pepper.
The Langhe is a mountainous region of Piedmont located east of the Tanaro River and south of the capital of Alba. Lange has a long history of winemaking, and many of the wines produced here use traditional, well-established grape varieties such as Arneis and Vermentino for white wines, and Nebbiolo, Dolcetto and Freisa for reds. Since its official launch in November 1994, Langhe DOC has built a significant reputation for innovative viticulture. The Langhe wine region, known as the 'quality triangle', is made up of a unique combination of climate, soil and local varieties that create a rich wine range. Also, one cannot fail to note the passion and obsession of local producers who fully devote their whole life to serving their land.