Red Wines

A Barolo of classic style, of body and elegance, of structure and harmony, with soft tannins and a right fruit, austere but persuasive. Long life. Barolo is a great wine by itself and should not be diminished in its value with the name of "base" or "generic" only because no vineyard or sub-area is indicated on the label.

"The 2018 Barolo Bricco Boschis is packed with dark red/blue fruits, game, smoke, licorice, tobacco and cloves. I find the 2018 a bit brooding today, but it certainly has plenty of character. It should be quite enjoyable in another few years’ time, once the tannins soften." Antonio Galloni

On the nose, it opens up after a brief aeration to reveal notes of leather and eucalyptus, together with spicy and balsamic hints. Flavour: The perception of the drink is ample but not invasive, with a well-governed structure and a calibrated and harmonious digestion of the contribution of wood. Colour: Garnet red, tending towards orange with age.

Barolo Meriame is Serralunga d'Alba, it is power, it is structure. The expression of a terrain that is historically perfect for the cultivation of Nebbiolo. Definitely a wine that appreciates bottle ageing to soften the more austere traits of youth.