2019 Brovia Villero, Barolo DOCG, Italy Oregon Terroir: Clay-limestone soils with white

Terroir: Clay-limestone soils with white marls

Soil Type: Decomposed granite and oakleaf

It finishes at a modest 19

2002 Robert Ampeau & Fils Les Combettes Puligny-Montrachet Premier Cru

After deep toasting them at The Balvenie Cooperage they were filled with Balvenie aged in ex-bourbon barrels

2019 Brovia Villero, Barolo DOCG, Italy Oregon Terroir: Clay-limestone soils with whiteSome may argue the case but, personally, if we had to pick one of these cru Barolo as the king of kings, our vote would go the Villero. The package is complete: strong yet elegant, powerful but dignified, above all pure and balanced. No matter the vintage, this special site in Castiglione Falletto yields a consistently marvelous wine that will age with consummate grace. Dark and brooding in its youth, it matures into a regal wine of exceptional depth.