A classic Barolo with a bright, ruby-garnet core, this shows rose, violet, red cherry, dried herbs, tobacco, and a touch of earthy spice.
The palate is medium-bodied and structured, with firm, well-judged tannins and lively acidity that keep the wine feeling balanced rather than heavy. It already shows some openness, but it should continue to gain nuance with a little more bottle age. Fans of traditional Barolo will find the profile familiar, with the elegance and aromatic lift often associated with La Morra.
Serve with braised beef, roast lamb, or mushroom risotto.
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