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Sourced from across the Barbaresco region, from trusted suppliers, this is a wonderfully fragrant example of the region's everyday grape variety.

Yet another wine that shows just how good the 2014 vintage is. Soaring aromatics, incredible finesse, and remarkable length. A complete wine.

This comes from a single site in the Roero region, giving bright fruit and silky tannins. Giacosa's mastery of Nebbiolo is well known, and this shows their whole talent.

Wonderfully fresh and vibrant, particularly for a 2017, this has notes of cinnamon and freshly cut flowers swirling from the glass. A finessed and classy Barbaresco, that's surprisingly ready to go.

Yet another wine that shows just how good the 2014 vintage is. Soaring aromatics, incredible finesse, and remarkable length. A complete wine.

Ian D'agata has written, "I have long thought that the Arneis was by far Giacosa’s most underrated wine", and this is a zesty, fresh example from one of the grape variety's staunchest defenders

Juicy and fine boned, with notes of orange and a hint of ripe beef tomato, the 2018 Barbera is a lovely wine. It's drinking well out the gate, but will age nicely, too.

Wonderfully fresh and vibrant, particularly for a 2017, this has notes of cinnamon and freshly cut flowers swirling from the glass. A finessed and classy Barbaresco, that's surprisingly ready to go.

A top vineyard, the Rabaja shows real intensity and power, particularly in the brilliant 2016 vintage. Classic notes of tar and roses are also supported with hints of citrus zest, and a bass note of tobacco. Incredibly complex.

In the remarkable 2016 vintage, it's no surprise that this was a top performer. There's astonishing energy here, with dark berry fruit, a hint of cassis, and loads of exotic spice. The finish is incredibly long.

In the remarkable 2016 vintage, it's no surprise that this was a top performer. There's astonishing energy here, with dark berry fruit, a hint of cassis, and loads of exotic spice. The finish is incredibly long.