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2004's growing season was sunny and dry without extremes of heat, allowing for gradual, uniform ripening. Harvest at Cogno began in mid-October. Fissore calls this a transitional year as he started to phase out partial ageing in used barriques. Notes of iron, undergrowth and anise offset pruney aromas, while on the palate slightly aggressive tannins dominate. This doesn't quite have the balance of structure and elegance so deftly achieved in more recent vintages.

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Elvio Cogno, Ravera, Barolo, Novello, Piedmont, Italy, 2004

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2004's growing season was sunny and dry without extremes of heat, allowing for gradual, uniform ripening. Harvest at Cogno began

Oaked

75cl

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Michaela Morris

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Elvio Cogno, Ravera, Barolo, Novello, Piedmont, Italy, 2004

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