CuvéeBarbarescoRed

Langhe Nebbiolo

ランゲ ネッビオーロ

Cantina del Pino

About Langhe Nebbiolo

Style
Red
Grape Varieties
Nebbiolo
Price Range
¥3,500-6,000
reference estimate converted from overseas retail averages; actual Japan import pricing may differ

An early-drinking, 100% Nebbiolo from organically farmed vineyards in Barbaresco and Neive, largely a selection from the estate's Ovello holdings. Shorter maceration and a briefer aging regimen than the Barbaresco bottlings make this a wine meant to be enjoyed on release, while still showing the crushed red berry, cinnamon, and floral character of the estate's terroir.

Sommelier's Note

This is Barbaresco pedigree without the wait — Cantina del Pino's Langhe Nebbiolo captures the estate's terroir in a wine built for drinking now, not decades from now.

New to wine?

The easiest way into Cantina del Pino's style and into Nebbiolo generally — bright red fruit and cinnamon spice without the tannic weight of a young Barbaresco.

Food Pairings

Versatile with grilled sausages, tomato-based pasta, and lighter braises — a great everyday Nebbiolo.

When to drink it

Weeknight dinners, casual gatherings, first taste of Nebbiolo

Terroir & Winemaking

Made from Nebbiolo grown in Barbaresco and Neive (largely a selection from the Ovello holdings), organically farmed. Shorter maceration than the Barbaresco bottlings, fermented mainly in stainless steel with a brief period in large oak before bottling — designed to be enjoyed on release.

About the producer

Cantina del PinoAuthentic Barbaresco expressions from the legendary Ovello cru.Visit the producer page →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Langhe Nebbiolo the same grape as Barbaresco?
Yes — both are 100% Nebbiolo. Langhe Nebbiolo uses fruit that doesn't go into the Barbaresco bottlings and undergoes shorter maceration and aging, making it ready to drink much sooner.
How does it compare to the Barbaresco cru wines?
It shows similar crushed red berry, cinnamon and floral notes but with softer tannins, meant for earlier drinking rather than long cellaring.
What food pairs well with it?
Grilled sausages, tomato-based pasta, and lighter braises make for a versatile everyday match.

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