Roero Arneis Bricco delle Ciliegie 2015 (92 pts)
“The 2015 Roero Arneis Bricco delle Ciliegie is one of the very few Arneis that can be said to be a wine of true distinction. Pear, green apple and jasmine notes are beautifully delineated, but it is the wine’s texture that places it in the realm of Piedmont’s most intriguing whites.”
Antonio Galloni, From “Piedmont: Top Values and Everyday Gems“, (Feb 2017)
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Roero Arneis Vigne Sparse (89 pts)
“Bright citrus and expressive floral notes abound in Almondo’s 2015 Roero Arneis Vigne Sparse. This crisp, refreshing Piedmontese white is an ideal aperitif wine to drink now and over the next year or two.”
Antonio Galloni, From “Piedmont: top values and everyday gems“, (Feb2017)
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Roero 2014 (90 pts)
“The 2014 Roero is another absolutely impeccable wine from Roero. Ample and rich, yet very much medium in body, the 2014 offers lovely finesse and plenty of nuance. Crushed flowers, red fleshed fruit and sweet spice notes abound in this succulent, tasty Nebbiolo from Almondo.”
Antonio Galloni, From “Piedmont: Top Values and Everyday Gems“, (Feb 2017)
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Barbera d’Alba Valbianchera 2014 (89 pts)
“The 2014 Barbera d’Alba Valbianchera is a gorgeous wine for the vintage. Black cherry, plum, spice and menthol notes are nicely pushed forward in a supple, fruity Barbera to drink now and over the next year or two. A kick of acidity on the finish is a reminder that this is 2014, but all the elements are nicely balanced throughout.”
Antonio Galloni, From “Piedmont: Top Values and Everyday Gems“, (Feb 2017)
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Roero Bric Valdiana 2013 (93 pts)
“The 2013 Roero Bric Valdiana shows what is possible with Nebbiolo in Roero. Aromatic and beautifully nuanced, with plenty of depth to match, the 2013 offers terrific balance and tons of near to medium term appeal. The Bric Valdiana is a prototypical Roero Nebbiolo built on grace and elegance, not to mention a reference point wine for the region.”
Antonio Galloni, From “Piedmont: Top Values and Everyday Gems“, (Feb 2017)
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