Brovia, Barolo, 2013 win back winter 2020 Damaschito belongs in the rotation

Damaschito belongs in the rotation

planted on south-facing slopes at 480-620 feet elevation

The "dog teeth" in the name refers to this incredibly stony east-southeast-facing site just meters below the Grand Cru of Chevalier-Montrachet

This is a wine to cellar

Sourced from volcanic soils

Brovia, Barolo, 2013 win back winter 2020 Damaschito belongs in the rotationBrovia's entry level 2013 Barolo is a masterclass in proportion: how can a wine that blends fruit from multiple vineyard parcels offer such coherence and depth? The 2013 vintage in Piedmont was all about finesse and clarity, and Brovia's stylewhich leans toward powerhas met these conditions perfectly. The nose sings with wild berry, forest floor, new leather, menthol, and purple flower; the palate delivers crushed raspberry, morello cherry, mint, and