Barolo

The ‘King of Wines,’ celebrated for the austere nobility, powerful tannins, and monumental aromatic complexity of the Nebbiolo grape.

● Barolo, often nicknamed 'the wine of kings and the king of wines', is the ultimate expression of Italian nobility located in Piedmont's Langhe hills. Produced exclusively from the Nebbiolo grape, this terroir of marl and limestone soils shapes wines of imposing tannic structure and monumental aromatic complexity. Choosing a Barolo, expect to discover seductive notes of roses, tar, truffles, and dried red fruits. It is a region that prizes longevity and patience, resulting in sophisticated age-worthy wines that capture the austere and aristocratic soul of one of the planet's most coveted terroirs.