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About This Wine
Alfredo Currado ranks among Piedmont's most revered winemakers, and with good reason. When he took over Vietti in 1952, he put the estate on a singular upward trajectory. Over the coming years, Vietti established itself as one of the top wineries in Piedmont (Piemonte) and spearheaded exports to the United States. Currado also began making single vineyard wines, a novel concept at the time that has since become commonplace. Today, Currado’s legacy lives on in 2015 Vietti Barolo Ravera. The power and structure of the Ravera cru are on full display, with a sturdy frame poised for long-term cellaring. While the nose is shy, the body reveals layer after layer of black fruits, licorice, tobacco, herbs, and dark chocolate. The lively finish tinged with glossy tannins doesn’t hurt either. The Final Sip: This classically-styled Barolo continues to embody the vision of the late, great Alfredo Currado.