Local Wine Events

<< Back to San Francisco Peninsula


Biondivino Winemaker Tasting Saturday: Winemaker Andrea Sottimano | Piemonte's Barbaresco


September 12, 2009 (Sat) from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
San Francisco, Ca

Cost: $10 tasting fee
Event ID #270666

Event Details

Wine OR Wine & Food Event

Wine OR Wine & Food

saturday the
12th of September
6-8pm

Andrea Sottimano


Come meet Andrea this Saturday
and taste with him his


Mate 08 2008 (Dry Brachetto) $20.
Bric del Salto 2008 Dolcetto $21.
Langhe Nebbiolo 2007 $26.
"Fausoni" Barbaresco 2005 $58.

and Andrea is bringing with him from Italy...
a very limited bottling of

2004 Barbaresco Riserva $125.

saturday 12th of august
6-8pm
$10 tasting fee

and an opportunity to stock up for summer grilling
save 10% on 3 bottles the night of the tasting
Salute!

______________________________________________________
The Sottimano winery was founded in 1974 by Maggiore Sottimano; the first step was purchasing the cellar and the vineyard in the Cottá area, a very highly reputed area for Nebbiolo grapes.
Since then, Mr. Rino Sottimano the owner has developed the estate by buying other prestigious vineyards: Currá, Fausoni, Pajoré and, more recently, Basarin.
Currently, our family cultivate an average of 13 hectares and the production is divided into five "crus" of Barbaresco: Currá, Cotta, Fausoni, Basarin and Pajoré,one Dolcetto "Bric del Salto", one Barbera "Pairolero" and one dry Brachetto , called "Maté". The company produces an average of 60,000 bottles.
Particular attention is given to the cultivation of the vineyards; in this way, through very low yields, it is possible to produce structured, full bodied wines, which can be aged for several years.
Since 1990, the vines have undergone only natural processes ,with no use of pesticides, artificial fertilizers or diserbants; the traditional diseases, that normally afflict the vineyards, are treated using eco- friendly products. The application of these products is kept to a minimum and they are used only if necessary.
During the vinification, we don't use selected yeasts or bacterians, and the wines are bottled without filtering or fining.

If the content of this posting is questionable, please flag it.

FEATURED ON
New York Times
Food & Wine Magazine
TechCrunch
Time Magazine
Oprah