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Manzola

Treiso and Alba
Manzola

The thin strip of vineyards above Villa Manzola (or Manzola Vecchia) is less esteemed nowadays by connoisseurs than the bordering MGAs of Rombone and Valeirano. Local tradition, however, gives it an equal dignity and, in addition, the wines currently on the market reinforce this conviction, though with a style slightly more polished and accessible compared to that of the other two MGAs.

Recommended tastings
Barbaresco Manzola – Luigino Grimaldi; Barbaresco Manzola – Fiorenzo Nada

Reference tastings
Barbaresco Valeriano – La Spinetta; Barbaresco Valeirano – Ada Nada; Barbaresco Rombone – Fiorenzo Nada

Surface: 9.02 ha
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Elevation: 190 - 250 m
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123nebbiolo (46%), barbera (7.5%), dolcetto (8%), moscato (38.5%).
Grape Varieties: nebbiolo (46%), barbera (7.5%), dolcetto (8%), moscato (38.5%).
Exposure: southwest.
Geology: FL