Bruno Giacosa, Barbaresco other_regions crushed chalk and then a

crushed chalk and then a silky citric grip

It unfolds in the glass

A melange of dark

but it has all the qualities to develop into a truly special wine

(from 5 different parcels located in La Columbière

Bruno Giacosa, Barbaresco other_regions crushed chalk and then aThis is a difficult wine to find in the marketplace and it is rarely presented for official review. In fact, the last time it was produced was way back in 2008. The 2014 Barbaresco sees fruit sourced from the lower part of the Asili cru with some smaller amounts from Rabaj. This is a very opulent and rich expression with forward determination and power. This is an unusual vintage with a cool summer and a very warm pre harvest period. It produced