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Dark cherry liqueur like fruit with pretty rose petal floral notes black tar and licorice spice a classic Barolo. A big wine but has elegance and finesse. Most excellent
Dark cherry liqueur like fruit with pretty rose petal floral notes black tar and licorice spice a classic Barolo. A big wine but has elegance and finesse. Most excellent
We'll structured and surprisingly rich in cherried fruit compote flavors. Dried purple florals, worn leather, decaying leaves. Great Integration and balance that will persist for many more years in a cellar.
We'll structured and surprisingly rich in cherried fruit compote flavors. Dried purple florals, worn leather, decaying leaves. Great Integration and balance that will persist for many more years in a cellar.
Tar, violet, licorice as it developed. Cherry was prominent at first and then the more complex flavors started coming through. Too young to drink now but still tasted quite nice with duck.
Tar, violet, licorice as it developed. Cherry was prominent at first and then the more complex flavors started coming through. Too young to drink now but still tasted quite nice with duck.
Certified Sommelier, President of Savvy Cellar Wines Inc.
9.1
Decanted, and it really opened up after about an hour: black olives, grilled meat, dry hay and dried oregano (yeah,I said "hay"),stewed tomatoes , tart black cherry and a hint of iodine. This Barolo was excellent with the Italian meatballs I had with a side of burrata in a bright tomato sauce. It also played well with the hubby's beef short rib. Very enjoyable and robust enough to pair with just about any Italian dish involving tomato sauce and meat.
Decanted, and it really opened up after about an hour: black olives, grilled meat, dry hay and dried oregano (yeah,I said "hay"),stewed tomatoes , tart black cherry and a hint of iodine. This Barolo was excellent with the Italian meatballs I had with a side of burrata in a bright tomato sauce. It also played well with the hubby's beef short rib. Very enjoyable and robust enough to pair with just about any Italian dish involving tomato sauce and meat.
Barolo, Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy
