CRITIC REVIEWS
Jancis Robinson
Intense colour – even more than 2017. More closed on the nose. But with masses of tar and liquorice going on underneath. Lots of tannins still. This is a muscular wine that is, at the moment, exclusively communicating potential. But it’s impressively long and pure. Masses of liquorice and undertow. Very persistent and complex. Should become a superstar.
James Suckling
This is the second 100-point Vigna Le Rocche, following the 2015. What the former had in intensity of fruit and transparency, this has in structure and power. The purity of fruit is sensational in this young Barolo, offering blackberries, black truffle and iron. Rust too. This is so tannic and powerful with incredible structure. This may be the most structured Barolo from Bruno Giacosa I have ever tasted as a young wine. Speechless. Full-bodied and so intense, yet it remains fresh and agile. Traditional in every sense of the word, but this is clear and clean. A classic in the making. It will be in the market January 2022. Leave this for at least six to eight years. Try in 2027.