
Barolo Bussia, Ceretto 2018
Red | Italy | Piemonte | 13 | Full-bodied red
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Ceretto’s 21 hectares of vineyards are spread across both Barbaresco and Barolo. The Domaine was founded in the 1930s by Riccardo Ceretto, who owned no vineyards and bought in what he needed to make his wines; his sons, Bruno and Marcello, started buying vineyards in the 1960s and built their first winery in Bricco Asili to take care of the Barbaresco fruit, followed by a second winery in 1976 for the production of Moscato d’Asti. Finally, in 1978 they bought a single vineyard plot, Bricco Rocche, in Castiglione Falletto, and built their third winery to vinify their Barolos. The brothers have now been joined by their children in the family venture, bringing their own innovations whilst ensuring that the primary influence is always the vineyard, not people or trends. The estate is worked according to biodynamic principles, with minimal intervention and in the cellar the use of oak (old or new) has been reduced to a minimum in order to major on each individual vineyard’s characteristics.
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Lifted on the nose, with amazing floral – roses – and spice notes, bright and vibrant, leading to a palate with notes of red cherry, mulberry, really elegant with substantial tannins behind, going to an intense, rich, floral yet racy finish. Paradoxically alluring and forbidding at the same time.
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