Fratelli Barale
Le Rose Dolcetto d'Alba
Alba, Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy
Matt had this 9 years ago
Matt had this 9 years ago
1 person found it helpfulDec 14th, 2014
This wine is sour, feel like drinking bouch. Very tangy.
This wine is sour, feel like drinking bouch. Very tangy.
Jul 4th, 2018
New vintage (2016) that crushes it. This is one of those rare Italian reds that does not need food to balance it all out. Fresh...Fruity...Youthful...Dry--it's all there. And my, what a beautiful color. (ALC 12.5%...so sensible. Best at cellar temp.)
New vintage (2016) that crushes it. This is one of those rare Italian reds that does not need food to balance it all out. Fresh...Fruity...Youthful...Dry--it's all there. And my, what a beautiful color. (ALC 12.5%...so sensible. Best at cellar temp.)
Mar 24th, 2018This was seriously perfect with a medium rare steak and crisp, citrus-y arugula salad. Soft tannins, juicy, delicious.
This was seriously perfect with a medium rare steak and crisp, citrus-y arugula salad. Soft tannins, juicy, delicious.
Mar 4th, 2018
Really nice and deep Barolo, tingly and spicy. Paired at home with some salmon and veggie soup. Would repurchase.
Really nice and deep Barolo, tingly and spicy. Paired at home with some salmon and veggie soup. Would repurchase.
Jan 7th, 2018
Very tight and acidic at first. Better after a day open and decanted. Bright cherry, grippy tannins, pair it with charcuterie and it's just fine.
Very tight and acidic at first. Better after a day open and decanted. Bright cherry, grippy tannins, pair it with charcuterie and it's just fine.
Mar 12th, 2015