Barolo-A String of Good Vintages

Nebbiolo drinkers are in the middle of an embarrassment of riches. Over the last decade, Barolo and Barbaresco have experienced some of their best vintages, and some, in succession.

Just take out 2002 because of hail storms and 2003 because of abnormally hot conditions and you have an amazing string of top quality years. Most people will talk about 2001, 2004 and 2006 but 2000 has its merits for earlier drinking. 2005 is sandwiched between two great years so it will always be in the shadows, but it offers some nice drinking and good value. And now with 2007's starting to hit the market we have another fleshy, drinker-friendly vintage. Take advantage of our excellent spot in history.

We are happy to have a varied selection of Barolo in stock at the moment. Take a look at this short list and happy shopping.

Barolo In Stock

2004 Damilano Barolo Lecinquevigne $44.99
(88+ Points: Wine Advocate)
2004 Mascarello Barolo Monprivato $119.99
(96 Points: Wine Advocate)
2005 Ettore Germano Barolo Serralunga $54.99
(89+ Points: Wine Advocate)
2005 Germano Angelo Barolo Vigna Rue $59.99
(94 Points: Wine Enthusiast)
2006 Asceri Barolo $29.99
2006 Revello Barolo La Morra $39.99
(90 Points: Wine Advocate)
2006 Renato Corino Barolo $47.99
(92 Points: Wine Advocate)
2006 Giovanni Manzone Barolo Castelletto $52.99
(91+ Points: Wine Advocate)
2006 Seghesio Barolo La Villa $61.99
(93 Points: Wine Advocate)
2006 Cavallotto Barolo Bricco Boschis $61.99
(91 Points: Wine Advocate)