Bruno Giacosa, Barolo Vigna Rocche other_regions The vineyard is backed by

The vineyard is backed by LVMH in Shangri-La

fruit-driven nose is followed by a broad

The 2014 Barolo le Vigne is bright and fruit-forward

More subtle though still prominent oak can be found on the much more reserved red currant and dark berry-suffused nose that displays an astonishing array of spice

Bruno Giacosa, Barolo Vigna Rocche other_regions The vineyard is backed byThe 1999 Barolo Le Rocche del Falletto is a knock out. Dark red cherry, plum, incense and orange peel are all very much alive in the glass. The 1999 Rocche is rich, sensual and powerful to the core, with fabulous depth, explosive fruit and captivating intensity. Because of its greater power and richness, the tannins are nearly buried by the fruit. Here, too, the 1999 has moved on from its primary stage, but it is not mature, either. Ideally, readers