Elio Altare La Villa 2019 Langhe Rosso Red Wine

Elio Altare Langhe Rosso La Villa 2019
Crafted by renowned Piedmont winemaker Elio Altare, this Langhe Rosso La Villa offers an exquisite fusion of traditional Italian craftsmanship and modern elegance. Hailing from the prestigious Langhe region of Piedmont—a cradle of world-class wines—this bold yet balanced red blend combines 60% Barbera from the Larigi vineyard with 40% Nebbiolo sourced from Arborina. The result is a harmonious marriage of vibrant fruitiness and structured complexity that appeals to both seasoned enthusiasts and curious wine lovers alike.

This wine captivates with its bright fruit notes of ripe plum and wild cherry, complemented by hints of roasted almond and aromatic grilled rosemary that add depth without overpowering the palate. Aged for 18 months in new French barrique barrels, it delivers a silky texture and refined tannins that linger effortlessly on the finish—a testament to Altare’s meticulous attention to detail.

With only 900 bottles produced globally, Langhe Rosso La Villa stands out as a rare find among Italian red blends. Its approachable character makes it perfect for pairing with hearty dishes like braised meats or mushroom risotto while still showcasing enough sophistication to impress at formal gatherings or special occasions.

Whether you’re exploring Piedmont’s iconic grape varieties or seeking an award-winning bottle (rated 93 points by Wine Advocate), this wine delivers exceptional value through its limited availability and masterful winemaking techniques. At 14.5% alcohol by volume, it balances richness with finesse—a versatile choice for any wine collection or dinner table.

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