Description / Reviews
"Castelleto, Cannubi, Monvigliero. Pale ruby. An exciting nose of perfumed red fruit and with real freshness. Sleek and energetic and with the perfect dose of grainy tannins. Long and succulent and chewy, a simply delicious wine." - 17++/20 Points, Walter Speller, JancisRobinson.com
"Fabio Alessandria is among those who decided to forgo his MGA bottlings in favour of one single Barolo in 2022. Monvigliero, Cannubi and Castelletto are all included here, along with the rest of Burlotto’s holdings in Verduno. It opens at its own pace, with gorgeous wafts of wild strawberry, peony and tarragon. The palate is pristine and buoyant, boasting a weightlessness to the mouthfilling, ripe red fruit, where grenadine and blood orange suffuse the core. Silky tannins cling decorously, as juicy as it is textural, while sweet herbs and pepper draw out the finish. Irresistible now." - 95 Points, Michaela Morris, Decanter
"The 2022 Barolo is stellar. It is certainly the wine of the vintage, taking into account quality at a price that is likely to remain quite fair. The Burlotto family chose not to bottle their 2022 single-vineyard Barolos because they thought those wines were not singular enough to be bottled separately. Instead, all the lots were blended into a single wine. The 2022 offers up copious dark Nebbiolo fruit along with hints of leather, spice box, mint, blood orange and white pepper. Time in the glass does wonders, as the 2022 continues to open with a bit of aeration. It's a gorgeous wine in every way." - 93 Points, Antonio Galloni, Vinous
