Bursts from the bottle with heady aromas of red and blue fruit and violets, and something like candle wax. The aroma alone is worth the trip. Fascinating to taste the distinct terroir of a single vineyard, so typically Barolo but with its own nuances and idiosyncrasies- oak is more evident on the palate than the nose, but does not overpower the fruit and mineral body. Still dark and youthful in colour and flavour, with long life ahead, likely to just get better.
Bursts from the bottle with heady aromas of red and blue fruit and violets, and something like candle wax. The aroma alone is worth the trip. Fascinating to taste the distinct terroir of a single vineyard, so typically Barolo but with its own nuances and idiosyncrasies- oak is more evident on the palate than the nose, but does not overpower the fruit and mineral body. Still dark and youthful in colour and flavour, with long life ahead, likely to just get better.
1 person found it helpfulSep 23rd, 2017
We had the 2009 Vintage on 1/3-4/21. Tastes of black cherry, leather and spice. Medium bodied, still tannic and just fair.
We had the 2009 Vintage on 1/3-4/21. Tastes of black cherry, leather and spice. Medium bodied, still tannic and just fair.
Jan 5th, 2021
Barolo, Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy
