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Ceretto

Barbaresco DOCG

Barbaresco DOCG

2021

Vintage

Varietal

Nebbiolo

Peak 2029-2038

Where it is, October 2026

Approaching Peak: the peak window is ahead.

This bottle is in its drinking window. Its peak runs from 2029 through 2038.

The ‘21 Barbaresco DOCG.

Ceretto Barbaresco DOCG 2021 is a Nebbiolo from Italy.

Cellared Ageability Index (CAI) drinking timeline

Full drinking arcYou are here · approaching peak, 2026

Storage and bottle condition can shift the experience.

Full drinking arc 2026-2044Peak window 2029-2038

The peak window sits inside the broader full drinking arc.

Tasting note

Ceretto's 2021 Barbaresco DOCG should bring Nebbiolo aromas of rose, sour cherry and orange peel, layered with subtle earth. Expect a firm but graceful palate, acidity lifting the red fruit and tannins giving it a lasting, lightly drying structure. The projected peak runs from 2029 through 2038, within a drinking range to 2044. A persistent finish should leave cherry, tea and savory spice.

The 2021 vintage

Ceretto's 2021 Barbaresco DOCG is a Nebbiolo from Italy.

About Ceretto

Ceretto's Barbaresco DOCG is a Nebbiolo from Italy.

From the cellar: pair with

Tajarin with veal ragù

The pairing is scaled to the wine's medium body.

Duck breast with blood orange sauce

The wine's fresh acidity keeps the pairing lively.

Porcini risotto with thyme

The pairing leaves room for the wine's firm tannins.

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Frequently Asked

What is Ceretto Barbaresco DOCG 2021?

Ceretto Barbaresco DOCG 2021 is a Nebbiolo from Italy.

When should Ceretto Barbaresco DOCG 2021 be opened?

The canonical CAI full drinking arc is 2026-2044. Within that arc, the peak window is 2029-2038. The full arc is the broader period the wine may drink well; the peak window is when it is most likely to show its best balance. Storage, fill level, cork condition, and preference can shift the decision. Taste before adding more air or holding the rest.

What pairs with Ceretto Barbaresco DOCG 2021?

Pair this wine with Tajarin with veal ragù; Duck breast with blood orange sauce; or Porcini risotto with thyme.