Roagna Barbaresco Pajé has everything investors want in fine wine. It comes from a unique microclimate. The vines are up to 50 years old. The production is limited to 10,000 bottles or fewer. The rising popularity of Italian wines has also contributed to a 45.1 return on investment between 2017 and 2021.

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Zoom in on the Piedmont winemaking pyramid. At the top, you’ll find Roagna. The fifth-generation estate has married centuries of tradition with innovative practices, such as organic viticulture and ultra-thick French oak casks for aging. The result: wines like 2016 Roagna Barbaresco Pajè, a deep, complex, and ageworthy red that has handsomely rewarded those patient enough to cellar it.
 
This 2016 Barbaresco stands out as a highlight of the vintage. Its classic styling reveals a firm structure and a balanced complexion. Dark cherries, raspberries, licorice, leather, spice, and a hint of tobacco build into a full mouthfeel with dazzling nuance. While Pajè is among the larger productions at Roagna, investors will have to tussle for the mere 600 cases released each year.
 
The Final Sip: Grab your sunglasses. The 2016 Roagna Barbaresco Pajè shines with its classic style, full body, and spectacular nuance.

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