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Cascina Lieto Vino Rosso "Litmo" 2022 (750ml)
Cascina Lieto Vino Rosso "Litmo" 2022 (750ml)
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Discover the rhythm of Alba with Litmo 2022 from Cascina Lieto, a limited-release Barbera crafted for the discerning Hong Kong wine enthusiast. Under the guidance of winemaker Hiroto Sasaki, this vibrant red captures the essence of its Piedmontese terroir through a minimalist, natural approach. It offers a pure and authentic taste of one of Italy's most beloved regions, perfect for pairing with both local Cantonese roast meats and sophisticated Italian cuisine. This bottle is a harmonious bridge between Japanese precision and Italian soul, promising a journey to the sun-drenched hills of Alba with every sip.
Shipping Options
Shipping Options
- Enjoy Free Local Delivery for Orders above HK$2000
- Standard Temperature Controlled Delivery Starting from $200
Grape Variety
Grape Variety
- 100% Single-Vineyard Barbera
Vineyard Vitality
Vineyard Vitality
- Dry Farming Stewardship
- Lunar Growth Cycles
- Biodiverse Cover Crops
- Natural Herbal Treatments
Winemaking Decisions
Winemaking Decisions
- Patient Lees Evolution
- No Filtered or Fined
- Neutral Vessel Aging
- Zero Intervention
- Wild Yeast Ferment
Critics Review
Critics Review
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Cascina Lieto, Castiglione Tinella
Founded in 2018 by Japanese couple Rie and Hiroto Sasaki, Cascina Lieto is nestled in Castiglione Tinella, bridging Piedmont’s Langhe and Asti regions. Hiroto, a wine veteran in Italy since 1997, combines his expertise with an old estate featuring 50-year-old Moscato vines, supplemented by rented plots in Madonna di Como for Freisa, Barbera, Nebbiolo, and Cortese. From their humble 600-bottle debut in 2018 to today’s 4,000-bottle output, their meticulous, intuitive approach—harvesting at peak “crunchy” seed ripeness, unhurried fermentations, and mandatory two-year bottle aging—yields wines of profound aromatic depth and drinkability. Rooted in nature’s rhythm, they craft singular Piedmontese expressions that defy convention.