James Suckling: awards for Icardi

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Nice James Suckling reviews for Icardi‘s wines.

Barolo Riserva Serra 2018

“Presents a complex and ethereal bouquet with aromas of violets, red fruit jam and licorice but also spices such as pepper and vanilla.”

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Barbaresco Montubert 2021

“Complex and elegant, with a floral aroma of violets and blueberries.”

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Barolo Fossati 2019

At the beginning then ethereal and balsamic  notes of mint, eucaliptus and liquorice.”

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Barolo Parej 2020

PAREJ: “In this way” – this is how Barolo wine should be, an assemblage of nebbiolo grapes coming from 3 different areas”

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Barbaresco Starderi 2021

Soft pressing after that a  spontaneous natural fermentation with indigenous yeast”

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Pafoj Rosso 2021

“Pafoj: we aren’t crazy. A new style for a classic wine.”

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Mariagrazia and Claudio Icardi

2 SOULS, 1 COMPANY

Early in the Sixties Mr. Pierino began producing his own wine starting off a quality trend that remains a key feature of our company nowadays. Pierino’s son and daughter, Claudio and Mariagrazia, are now managing the company in their father’s footsteps.

The Winery is located in Castiglione Tinella, within the Province of Cuneo, between the Lower Langa and the Monferrato Regions. Rolling hills almost completely covered in vineyards are visible as far as the eye can see and make Castiglione Tinella one of the liveliest towns in Italy. The cliffs running down towards the valleys Tinella and Belbo frame the vineyards and the wood patches, creating a unique landscape.

The extension of the vineyards allows our company’s production to cover all types of wines available in the South of Piedmont. Icardi’s style is renowned around the world for its significantly fruity, refined, clean and elegant wines. The balanced flavour of both regular and “more important” wines can be appreciated immediately after production.

Discover the world of Icardi Vini ….

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Luca Maroni: awards for Icardi

Icardi: Luca Maroni awards

Nice Luca Maroni reviews for Icardi‘s wines.

Pafoj Bianco 2023

“Pafoj: assemblage of Cortese and Sauvignon aged in barrique and Chardonnay aged in steel tanks. Relax, “we aren’t crazy.”

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Barbera d’Asti Tabaren 2023

Tabaren (from the French “tabarin”) was a venue used for theatre plays, art and dancing. We are all better dancers after a couple of glasses of wine.”

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Moscato d’Asti La Rosa Selvatica 2023

“A graceful name for a wine with a perfume reminiscent of wild roses.

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Barolo Riserva Serra 2018

“Presents a complex and ethereal bouquet with aromas of violets, red fruit jam and licorice but also spices such as pepper and vanilla.”

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Cortese Balera 2023

“A party wine: “balera” was the venue where our grandparents used to go dancing.”

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Nebbiolo Langhe Suris Ivan 2022

“Surìsjvan, or “Smile of Ivan”, is dedicated to Claudio’s son.”

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Barolo Parej 2020

“PAREJ: “In this way” – this is how Barolo wine should be, an assemblage of nebbiolo grapes coming from 3 different areas “

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0

Barbaresco Starderi 2021

“Soft pressing after that a  spontaneous natural fermentation with indigenous yeast.”

Points
0

Barbaresco Montubert 2021

“Complex and elegant, with a floral aroma of violets and blueberries.”

Points
0

Barolo Fossati 2019

At the beginning then ethereal and balsamic  notes of mint, eucaliptus and liquorice.”

Points
0

Pafoj Rosso 2021

“Pafoj: we aren’t crazy. A new style for a classic wine.”

Points
0
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Mariagrazia and Claudio Icardi

2 SOULS, 1 COMPANY

Early in the Sixties Mr. Pierino began producing his own wine starting off a quality trend that remains a key feature of our company nowadays. Pierino’s son and daughter, Claudio and Mariagrazia, are now managing the company in their father’s footsteps.

The Winery is located in Castiglione Tinella, within the Province of Cuneo, between the Lower Langa and the Monferrato Regions. Rolling hills almost completely covered in vineyards are visible as far as the eye can see and make Castiglione Tinella one of the liveliest towns in Italy. The cliffs running down towards the valleys Tinella and Belbo frame the vineyards and the wood patches, creating a unique landscape.

The extension of the vineyards allows our company’s production to cover all types of wines available in the South of Piedmont. Icardi’s style is renowned around the world for its significantly fruity, refined, clean and elegant wines. The balanced flavour of both regular and “more important” wines can be appreciated immediately after production.

Discover the world of Icardi Vini ….

take a look at their website:

or

or watch this video

Wine Enthusiast: new top rating for Pertinace

Wine Enthusiast: new top rating for Pertinace: the Barbaresco Cru Marcarini 2020 lands on Wine Enthusiast Top 100 Wines of 2023 list.

Listed at #33 and rated 94 points!!

BARBARESCO MARCARINI
2020

Traditional and elegant Barbaresco

100 % Nebbiolo 

Aroma’s of cherries and red fruits

Well balanced and soft with a long aftertaste.

Try it with the most refined piemontese dishes 

wine producers since 1973

A MILLENNIAL EXISTENCE AND ESSENCE

OUR HISTORY: determination and love of the land
Pertinace as a place name is a thousand years old. The winery is located in Pertinace in Treiso, Piedmont, one of the four villages in the Langhe famous for the production of Barbaresco DOCG. However, it is also known as the birthplace of Publio Elvio Pertinace, valorous soldier and Roman Emperor, who was born here in 126 A.D

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OUR PHILOSOPHY: piemontese winemaking tradition
Cantina Pertinace wines are part of traditional Piedmont winemaking at its purest – from care of the vineyards, looked after personally by the contributing members, to the winemaking and ageing processes, the production of Barbaresco, Nebbiolo d’Alba, Dolcetto and Barbera d’Alba is oriented towards a classic, elegant style.

UNESCO World Heritage Vineyards: 90 Hectares in the heart of the Langhe
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014, the vineyards of Langa, Roero and Monferrato are, to quote the words of the World Heritage List, an outstanding living testimony to winegrowing and winemaking traditions that stem from a long history. They bear witness to an extremely comprehensive social, rural and urban realm, and to sustainable economic structures

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