Barolo Wine

The ultimate expression of the Nebbiolo grapes grown in the Bussia area. Barolo Bussia is a wine of great elegance and finesse deriving from the ripe tannins which give it roundness. Color: Bright rub... read more...

Moving from Baudana towards the centre of Serralunga d’Alba, you may happen to turn your gaze to the east, and it is on this slope that we see the Prapò. These vines wrap around the hill ... read more...

Tasting Notes: Color: Ruby red with orange reflections. Bouquet: The bouquet is intense with tertiarynotes of rose, leather, tobacco, and emerging notes of violet. Flavor: The taste is ampleand embrac... read more...

The 2017 Barolo Ravera leaves us really satisfied, offering a nose loaded with crunchy fruit, violet, licorice, tobacco and spicy aromas; it is fresh, energetic and elegant, a sign that the hot vintag... read more...

The 2018 Barolo is delicate and fine. It shows a very clean and hands-off approach in which the grape is put front and center. Tart berry, cassis, licorice and dusty earth emerge from the bouquet. On ... read more...

Bricco delle Viole is the vineyard that taught us patience and naturally guided the style of our craft. – Aldo Vaira DESCRIPTION: Among the historical vineyards of Barolo, Bricco delle Viole is ... read more...

Giovanni Rosso is a family-owned winery located in the Serralunga d'Alba DOCG of Barolo, Italy. The Rosso family have owned vineyards and/or grown grapes since the 1890s but began producing and bo... read more...

Color: Intense vibrant ruby red. Bouquet: scents of black fruits and spices, well balanced wood. Taste: powerful and complex, balancing acidity and long and dense, yet fine fruit finish. Evolution: 25... read more...

Vinification : After a soft pressing there is a cold maceration of 24 hours a 12°C Fermentation in stainless steel at 29-30 °C under temperature controlled conditions for 20-25 days on the ski... read more...

While at the village level in 2018 we seem to find more dilute wines, Massolino should be considered an exception because they produced just a village Barolo, a blend of all their MGAs, including Vign... read more...

Simple fruit profile of red and black berries. Medium body, fresh fruit and firm tannin. No real complexity showing here, but give it another year.

The 2018 Barolo is terrific. In 2018, the Odderos were not completely convinced of the results across all their sites. Ultimately, they blended all of their vineyard designates into the straight Barol... read more...

Oddero is one of the great, historic, traditional Barolo houses with a long history spanning over 200 years. There are mentions of the Oddero family in La Morra as far back as the 1700’s though ... read more...

Oddero is one of the great, historic, traditional Barolo houses with a long history spanning over 200 years. There are mentions of the Oddero family in La Morra as far back as the 1700’s though ... read more...

The modern history of the Scavino family starts with this vineyard, within the Fiasco cru. Here the Nebbiolo grapes were always the best: consequently in 1978 young Enrico convinced his father Paolo t... read more...

Here the Nebbiolo grapes were always the best: consequently in 1978 Enrico convinced his father Paolo to vinify these grapes separately and show for the first time the potential of this site. One of t... read more...

In 2011, Scavino bottled a small amount of the 2011 Barolo Riserva Novantesimo, a blend of fruit from a handful of top-notch sites to celebrate the winery's 90th anniversary. A hauntingly beautifu... read more...

What a wine. A deep and powerful wine with a full body, super silky tannins, and a lengthy finish. The power is mind-blowing, reminiscent of something like a 1998 Cheval Blanc, but better. Read More..... read more...

Rocche dell?Annunziata is the Barolo Riserva of the Scavino family. An historical, prestigious ?grand cru? from La Morra village purchased in 1990. Rocche dell?Annunziata is all about finesse, details... read more...