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A beautifully classic Barolo this year from the Bricco Boschis, showing some of the seriousness and focus of this great vintage. Iodine, violets and wild cherry lead on the nose, with supple grip of tannins framing the fruit. This has real direction and poise yet also beautiful and generous fresh aromatics.

A beautifully classic Barolo this year from the Bricco Boschis, showing some of the seriousness and focus of this great vintage. Iodine, violets and wild cherry lead on the nose, with supple grip of tannins framing the fruit. This has real direction and poise yet also beautiful and generous fresh aromatics.

Such a captivating wine from this site sitting at around 400 metres in altitude. The nose opens with crushed violets, earth, summer berries and wild strawberries. There is a sense of vertiticality and lift to the wine with a spin of fine, supple tannins. The finish is beautifully detailed with notes of black tea, liquorice and fresh peach.

A more brooding and dense wine from this site that has a little more clay in the soil. Notes of blood orange, dark cherry and dried rose open on the nose while the tannins are tender and caressing while wrapping around the palate. A spectacular wine from Gianluca Grasso which shows impeccable balance.

A little spicier than the other Oddero wines on the nose, this leads with dried wild herbs, orange peel and fresh nectarine. There is power and intensity on the palate but there is tenderness and grace too. A really impressive wine from the Oddero range this year.

This vineyard has the oldest vines of the property, at around 60 years old. There is a real seamless feel to this wine, with a strong mineral inflection of iodine and oyster shell. There is fresh wild cherry, a little licquorice with a harmonious and quite tense energy on the finish.

A classic Barolo in the sense this is sourced from estate vineyards across Barolo including La Morra, Castiglione Falletto and Serralunga d'Alba. This has a lot of detail immediately on pouring with blood orange, rose petal, and a little sanguine note coming through. The palate is bright and refreshing with sculpted tannins - an excellent Barolo this year.

The Bricco delle Viole is a stunning wine this year. From a site at 480 metres on laminated white clay the nose offers aromas of red cherry, wild strawberry with hints of rose petal. This gains momentum and amplifies on the palate with a mineral, oyster shell core and sinewy, athletic feel to the finish.

Always a classic, Albe is a blend of three vineyards from around the estate. This is quite fleshy with flavours of wild cherry, wild herbs and a little liquorice root. Already charming and welcoming, there is still a fine twist of tannins gripping the fruit. One to enjoy over the next ten years.

The vines are a little less than 25 years old here, the wine opens with notes of aniseed, liquorice and blood orange. A sense of purity and a delicious sanguine quality runs below the cherry fruit some fresh peach skin, and salinity drive to the finish.

From a vineyard puchased in 1989 there is a little more flesh and density here than the Gramolere, with notes of fresh earth, peony, violets and some wild cherry fruit. This feels tense and coiled on the palate yet with brightness and purity that shows there is nothing forced here. The finish is supple and fluid with a little tar and wilted rose lingering on.

From vines with an average age of 40 years, this is quite an ethereal and aromatic Barolo with notes of fresh peach and cherry, violets and cranberry. There is a delicate bitters note with a hint of menthol too which adds complexity and there is a fine, pixelated feel to the tannins that run through the wine.

This was bottled in September 2024 after long ageing in large old oak barrels. This is an athletic and classical Barolo with real energy. A little white pepper and tar opens on the nose with notes of red cherries, wild herbs and cherry blossom flooding the palate. This is tightly coiled with a fine, compact mineral note and beautiful energy flowing through on the finish.

A serious, more brooding nose of tar, wilted rose petal and a little dried orange peel. This feels very complete on the palate, finely etched tannins with the mineral drive that shows the terroir of this site. This is going to be a very exciting wine to follow in the coming years.

This is a charming wine that exemplifies the La Morra signature of finesse and perfume. Opening with notes of fresh cut rose, cherry blossom and fennel seed this has a wonderful saline core. The tannins give a lovely structure and mineral grip around the fruit with accents of pink grapefruit and blood orange on the finish.

From a fabulous amphitheatre-shaped plot with a south-western exposure, this Lazzarito is sappy and tense. With laser focus and definition it is a wine that has plenty of minerally Seralunga character with flavours of orange peel, spearmint and wild herbs on the finish.