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Top Barolos and Barbarescos: Ian D'Agata's best buys

  • Friday 25 January 2013

Discussions of wine style in Piedmont traditionally focused on 'traditional' or 'modern' approaches. Now attention has shifted to single-vineyard expressions, and wines which speak clearly of their origin. See Ian D'Agata's top Barolos and Barbarescos here...

barolo and barbaresco, Aldo Conterno Romirasco
barolo and barbaresco, Ceretto Bricco Rocche
Bruno Giacosa 2005
barolo and barbaresco, Mario Marengo Brunate
barolo and barbaresco, Paolo Scavino Monvigliero
barolo and barbaresco, Cogno Ravera
barolo and barbaresco, Pio Cesare Il Bricco
barolo and barbaresco, Renato Ratti Rocche
barolo and barbaresco, Oddero Vigna Rionda
Chiarlo Cerequio 2006
barolo and barbaresco, Damilano Cannubi
barolo and barbaresco, Giorgio Scarzello Vigna Merenda
barolo and barbaresco, Proditorri di Barbaresco Rabaja
barolo and barbaresco, Vietti Masseria

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