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About This Wine
The 2015 Roberto Voerzio Barolo Rocche dell’Annunziata is the realization of Voerzio’s three winemaking tenants. First, idyllic location. Great wine is impossible without great terroir. Second, natural farming. Voerzio only uses sustainable harvesting techniques in his vineyards. Third, meticulous maintenance. Any fruit that doesn’t meet Voerzio’s expectations goes unused. These tenants come together to produce a red “built like a little tank, or motor, that keeps moving forward no matter what,” in the words of wine critic Monica Larner. The robust body of 2015 Barolo Rocche dell’Annunziata features black cherries, currants, tobacco, licorice, and spice, along with a sterling finish. Here’s the remarkable part. As muscular as the structure is, the Barolo has a silky texture and gentle softness, something that investors won’t find in Voerzio’s Fossati or Cerequio. The Final Sip: The sky's the limit for this masterfully crafted Barolo that fuses a robust body with silkiness and approachability.