Giacomo Borgogno
One of the oldest producers of Barolo, Giacomo Borgogno understand the importance of balancing tradition and modernity. They are constantly improving and innovating, striving to better understand the terroir and how best to express it, yet in visiting the cellars history comes alive. Not least because they have always kept back part of their harvest and today there is a veritable treasure trove of past vintages, waiting for their moment to be drunk.
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(6x75cl) 2016Wine Advocate (89)
This so-called protest label was created when this former-Barolo was declassified to Langhe status. As a joke, the wine was dubbed "no name" and the moniker was destined to stick. The Borgogno 2016 Langhe Nebbiolo No Name is a good wine to keep in mind when you're looking for standard Nebbiolo typicity at a more attractive price point. This is a bright and easy expression with layers of cherry, cassis and blackberry. You also get light touches of licorice, tar and iron ore.$426.00 -
$173.00 -
Wine Enthusiast (93)
Silky and smooth, this poised red opens with aromas of woodland berry, forest floor and camphor. It's savory and polished, offering flavors of juicy black cherry and licorice with a hint of hazelnut before finishing on a note of blood orange. Lithe tannins and fresh acidity keep it balanced. It's already accessible, but will also age well for several years. Drink through 2026.$424.00 -
(12x72cl) 1964$1,675.00 -
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(1x150cl) 2013Vinous (85)
The 2013 Barolo Cannubi is another wine in this range that lacks freshness, nuance or anything that resembles finesse. There is no Cannubi character whatsoever.$587.00
