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Vinifying Pinot Noir as a red wine is never simple, given its delicate nature. However, the unique terroir of the Aosta Valley, combined with aging in French oak barriques, lends it remarkable body and elegance. After an initial fermentation in French oak vats, the wine is aged for approximately 12 months in French oak barriques.