The 165 tasting notes below, the second tranche of Barolo 2011s, have been grouped by commune and encompass the communes of Castiglione Falletto, Monforte d’Alba, La Morra (pictured here) and Serralunga, in that order. Within each group the producers are in alphabetical order by producer (sur)name. For tasting notes from the communes of Cherasco, Grinzane Cavour, Roddi, Verduno, Barolo, and Novello, and wines from more than one commune, see ...
Nebbiolo Prima – Barolo 2011, part 2
Thursday 16 July 2015
See Nebbiolo Prima – Barolo 2011, part 1 for another 106 tasting notes and Walter's introduction to the 2011 vintage in Barolo. For even more Nebbiolo, see Nebbiolo Prima 2015 – the guide.
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