Barbagia Bianco IGT (2023) - VikeVike
Nel cuore selvaggio della Barbagia, una terra intrisa di tradizioni antiche e misteri, nasce il Barbagia Bianco IGT della cantina VikeVike. Questo vino è un omaggio alla Granazza, un vitigno raro e prezioso che cresce rigoglioso tra le colline sarde. La storia narra che i pastori della Barbagia, durante le lunghe transumanze, portassero con sé il vino prodotto con queste uve per scaldare le fredde notti in montagna. La Granazza, con la sua resistenza e il suo carattere forte, è diventata simbolo di una cultura che resiste al tempo, proprio come le antiche tradizioni della Sardegna.

Barbagia Bianco IGT (2023) - VikeVike
Type: Vino Bianco
Area: Italy, Sardinia, Barbagia
Appellation: Barbagia IGT
Grape variety: Granazza
Vintage: 2023
Winery: VikeVike
Alcohol: 12.5
The appellation: Barbagia IGT
The Barbagia IGT is an appellation that celebrates the winegrowing tradition of Barbagia, one of the most authentic and evocative areas of Sardinia. This Indicazione Geografica Tipica extends across the mountainous heart of the island, an area rich in history and characterised by a Mediterranean climate and by soils ideal for growing high-quality grapes. The Barbagia IGT allows producers to experiment with a range of grape varieties, both native and international, bringing out the bond with the land and their oenological creativity.
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Who makes it: VikeVike
VikeVike was born out of a passion for Cannonau and the wish to give this variety back its most authentic expression. Founded at Mamoiada, in one of the areas best suited to Sardinian winegrowing, the winery is the fruit of a project that combines the wisdom of traditional practices with a modern, mindful vision of wine. From the outset, VikeVike has chosen an artisan, natural approach, refusing the use of chemicals in the vineyard and relying on spontaneous fermentations. The aim is to produce wines that reflect the land without manipulation, letting nature and the vintage express every nuance.The grapes are picked strictly by hand, with a careful selection of the best bunches. Fermentations take place with indigenous yeasts, without added winemaking aids, while ageing takes place in oak casks and concrete to allow the wine to mature without losing its original energy.
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Granazza
Granazza is a white grape variety native to Sardinia, particularly rare and precious. Grown mainly in the inland areas of the island, above all in the province of Nuoro, this variety is a jewel of the Sardinian winemaking tradition. Granazza is valued for its ability to produce complex, soft and aromatic wines, characterised by a vibrant freshness and an enveloping structure.
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Barbagia
Barbagia, in the heart of Sardinia, is one of the most authentic and fascinating regions of the island. Surrounded by the Gennargentu mountains, this area is characterised by a rugged, unspoilt landscape, where tradition and nature come together in a unique combination. As well as its thousand-year history and its cultural traditions, Barbagia is famous for the production of high-quality wines, thanks to its Mediterranean climate with wide temperature swings and to its limestone and granite soils.
Find out more about BarbagiaAltitude: Mid Altitude (500-800 m above sea level)
Soil: Limestone / chalk
Geographical setting: Inland area
Profile of Barbagia Bianco IGT
Primary aromas: Floral and fruity notes, with hints of green apple and citrus
Secondary aromas: Light mineral hints
Tasting notes: On the palate it is fresh, with good acidity and a pleasant savouriness that enhances its drinkability
| Sulphites | yes |
| Body | Light |
| Acidity | High |
| Tannin | No |
| Sweetness | Dry |
| Finish | Media |
| Colour | Straw yellow with greenish highlights |
| Clarity | Clear |
| Body | Light |
Winemaking methods used for Barbagia Bianco IGT
Spontaneous fermentation
Spontaneous fermentation is one of the most fascinating and natural techniques in winemaking, relying solely on the indigenous yeasts present on the grape skins and in the cellar environment. Widely valued in the world of natural and biodynamic wine, it brings out biodiversity and terroir, giving the wine a unique and authentic character.
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In Stainless Steel (7–18 months)
Ageing in stainless steel for between 7 and 18 months is a winemaking choice aimed at obtaining more structured, complex wines, while retaining the varietal purity and aromatic precision typical of an inert material. Unlike short ageing periods, here the wine is left to mature for longer in stainless steel so that it stabilises naturally, develops slowly and gains greater balance, without any aromatic interference from wood or oxidation.
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