Marchesi di Barolo Sarmassa SV Magnum 2009 the Chablis appellation covers an

the Chablis appellation covers an approximately fifteen-kilometer radius around the village of the same name

Balanced acidity and savory oak lead to a long

the range of grilled and toasted fragrances appears

000 bottles per year

jumping out of the glass to greet you with ultra-juicy marionberries and lilac

Marchesi di Barolo Sarmassa SV Magnum 2009 the Chablis appellation covers anSarmassa is exposed to the south east, on the side of a hill with a good slope. Although the surrounding area dates back to the Tortonian geologic age, the soil here has typical Serravallian characteristics, also because the slope led to abundant surface runoff: it is a predominantly silt clay soil, very firm, with a significant percentage of stones. The abundance of stones, associated with clay, limits the vegetative growth of the nebbiolo grape