Aldo Conterno Barbera d’Alba Conca Tre Pile 2020
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“The Poderi Aldo Conterno 2020 Barolo Bussia is a fine and silky wine with the elegant power that is characteristics of this special cru. The wine shows bright fruit flavors with cherry and blackcurrant followed by earthy iris root and licorice. There is a hint of perfume or church incense. That pretty intensity follows through to the palate with balanced freshness and lasting medium-plus richness. Drink: 2026-2045. 95 points”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (01/25)
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“The Bel Colle 2019 Barbaresco Pajorè shows initial restraint in terms of its fruit delivery, and this ultimately adds to the wine’s elegant bouquet. There are soft tones of dried cherry and raspberry, but the wine is also distinguished by crushed limestone or chalky mineral. The Pajorè ends with a cheerful note of dried mint or violet. Drink: 2023-2032. 91 points”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (12/22)
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“The Bel Colle 2018 Barolo Bussia shows ripeness on the bouquet with dried cherry and raspberry tart, but the wine is also redolent of garden herb and crushed flowers. This expression from Bussia is very silky and smooth with a polished, medium-weight finish. Earthy sensations appear, and you get hints of rust or iron ore. Drink: 2024-2033. 92 points”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (12/22)
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“Monvigliero is one of the most sought-after vineyard sites in Barolo today. The Bel Colle 2018 Barolo Monvigliero shows balanced intensity with dried fruit, earth, crushed white pepper, licorice and crushed rose. The wine is complete, thanks to its balanced acidity and integrated tannins. This is the most elegant of the Barolos presented from this estate. Drink: 2024-2035. 93 points”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (12/22)
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“Cherry cola, licorice and a touch of balsam herb define the bouquet of the 2017 Barolo Simposio. Like the other wines from Bel Colle, the aromatic intensity here is mild and elegant, but the “Symposium” delivers its keynote speech on the palate, where it shows a very fine, lean and silky texture. The tannins are well on their way to integration and softness in this release of 16,000 bottles. Drink: 2023-2036. 91 points”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (06/21)
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“The Brovia 2020 Barolo is a beautifully balanced wine that delivers a twofold punch of intensity and complexity. Village Barolo hardly gets better than this. The wine shows extreme sharpness and focus with small berry fruit, mica rock, blue flower and toasted coriander seed. Fruit represents a blend of Castiglione Falletto and Serralunga d’Alba, so you get the aromatic focus of the first village with the power and intensity of the second. This is one of the best blended Barolos on the market today. Production is 25,000 bottles. Drink: 2026-2040. 95 points
Elena Brovia and Alex Sanchez have a few new projects in the works. They have released a new metodo classico sparkling wine called Antersè made with various indigenous grapes. They have also planted new vines in their Albaretto della Torre property.”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (01/25)
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“Elena Brovia and Alex Sanchez, one of Piedmont’s most talented winemaking couples, is launching a new sparkling wine—the Spumante Metodo Classico Antersè—made with a trio of indigenous grapes (Barbera, Nebbiolo and Freisa). The couple also recently purchased a new vineyard planted to Barbera d’Alba and Nebbiolo in Roddino. This is a knockout set of new releases (with some of these wines coming to market in September 2025) that is absolutely worth your attention.”
Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (06/25)
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“These are two absolutely stunning Barbarescos from Cecilia Monte, who spent time working at Luciano Sandrone before taking over her family’s small estate in Neive. Readers looking for an emerging star in Piedmont will want to check out the wines immediately.”
Antonio Galloni, Vinous (10/18)
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