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Roberto Voerzio Barolo Brunate 2009

Roberto Voerzio Barolo Brunate 2009
$199.99

SKU 9870902801

750ml

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Concentrated and intensely ruby red in color, this superlative Barolo offers complex aromas of super-ripe red currants, raspberries, and cedar beautifully integrated with mineral notes, mushrooms, mocha liqueur, smoke, eucalyptus, and pepper on the nose. Food Pairing: Pair with black truffle risotto, salt crusted prime rib, or roast lamb with currant jelly.
Category Red Wine
Varietal
Region Italy, Piedmont, Barolo
Brand Roberto Voerzio
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Wine SpectatorThere's depth and richness to this cherry-, leather- and tobacco-tinged red, but the dense, assertive tannins dominate for now. Shows good balance overall, but needs time or a braised meat dish to really shine. Best from 2016 through 2030. 266 cases made.

Bruce Sanderson, 2014

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