Ferrando Carema Etichetta Bianca Red Wine 2020

Ferrando Etichetta Bianca Carema DOCG 2020
Hailing from Italy’s prestigious Piedmont region, Ferrando’s Etichetta Bianca Carema stands out as a masterclass in refined Nebbiolo winemaking. This 2020 vintage balances elegance with approachable depth, offering an ideal choice for those seeking complexity without overpowering intensity. The wine’s structure is shaped by vibrant acidity interlaced with ripe fruit flavors rather than heavy tannins—a hallmark of its meticulous craftsmanship—creating a silky texture that feels both polished and light on the palate.

Crafted using time-honored techniques, Ferrando’s Carema undergoes spontaneous fermentation in stainless steel tanks with native yeasts, preserving its authentic character while enhancing aromatic complexity. Aged for three years in a blend of neutral Slavonian oak casks (Stockinger botti) and seasoned French barriques, this wine develops nuanced layers of dark cherry, wild berry, and subtle licorice notes that soften its tannic profile into smooth harmony.

Perfect for pairing with hearty dishes like slow-cooked meats or aged cheeses, this Carema DOCG delivers versatility at 13.5% alcohol—approachable yet sophisticated enough for special occasions or everyday enjoyment. Unlike many bold Nebbiolo-based wines from Piedmont (think Barolo or Barbaresco), Ferrando’s Etichetta Bianca strikes a unique balance between richness and finesse thanks to its meticulous aging process and natural fermentation methods.

Whether you’re exploring Italian red wines or seeking an understated alternative to traditional Nebbiolo styles, this bottle combines regional heritage with modern elegance. Note that prices may vary slightly by store location and availability depends on current stock levels—though every bottle promises a taste of Ferrando’s dedication to quality craftsmanship since its founding in Piedmont’s hallowed vineyards.*

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