The difference between Barolo and Brunello di Montalcino |

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In this video I'm explaining the differences in between Barolo wine and Brunello di Montalcino wine. Barolo is produced in Piedmont region in the northwest part of Italy which is Brunello is made in Tuscany surrounding the beautiful town of Moscow. The main differences between those wines is that Barolo is produced from Nebbiolo grapes only, called locally Spanna, which is Brunello di Montalcino is made from Sangiovese grapes only, called locally Brunello or Prugnolo Gentile. Barolo wines are aged for 38 months, which at lest 18 months in wooden barrels. Barolo Riserva are aged for a minimum 62 months.
My favourite producers of Barolo are Elvio Cogno, DeMarie. and my favourite producers of Brunello are Gianni Brunelli, Tenuta di Collosorbo, Mastro Janni and Conti Constanti.

[@kathyledwell456]

Thank you for a very good description.

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[@stevencauwenberghs3587]

Your vintage list is slightly off. 2013 was a weak vintage for barolo, whereas for brunello, you forgot to include the very structured and ageworthy vintage 2006. Those 2006 brunellos still taste young today

[@albertbaginski2378]

Good to see top producer Elvio Cogno as example 🍷👌

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Great video !!@

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Nicely done 👍

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[@liamsleaves8310]

Very informative

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[@vinotastingtuscany]

👌 perfect 🍷

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