From three vineyards across the Barolo commune. A most familiar approach with pale colour yet fabulous dark red rose fragrance. Herbs too, forest smells, even

The first glimpses of mahogany appear at this stage, suggesting an initial step to revealing its future extraordinary complexities. Again, like its sibling wines, we

From the small and prized Roero district, which may have a reputation for less muscle that Barolo or Barbaresco but definitely not here. You can

Barolo at the height of its powers. Rose and orange citrus zest, cherry liqueur and all the smells of an Indian spice shop, fenugreek, cardamom

Young and yet to reveal its full personality. Very compact – some will say closed. Still there is briar, tobacco, the smell of bushland underneath

A wine that is all about the berries, blue berries that is. Even down to the hue in the glass – a blue tinge – that

As easy on the senses that you could ever imagine a Nebbiolo can be. Fragrant and juicy, cherry (almost liqueur notes) with peppery and earthy

A single block selection that begins with familiar local signatures of woodsmoke and roses, though here with an extra element of what one imagines is

The estate’s multiple block blend from the prized Martinenga vineyard, one step darker in colour than the Langhe, towards garnet. The fragrance here is all