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2011 Barolo

Wine Details
Producer

Ceretto

Place of Origin

Italy

La Morra

Piedmont

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Nebbiolo

Vintages
202120182017201620152014201320122011
Reviews & Tasting Notes

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2016 - 2020

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Ceretto's 2012 Barolos show the lighter side of the vintage and give the distinct impression they will mature sooner rather than later. In 2012, Ceretto did not make their Barolo Prapò.

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Ceretto's 2011 Barolo show very much in line with previous tastings. The wines are open and racy in style, as one might expect in this vintage. In my view, the Prapò is the least marked by the year and is the wine that retains the most individuality. In recent years, Alessandro Ceretto has largely converted his vineyards to biodynamic farming and refined his approach to cooperage, both pretty significant changes that will take time to show clear results, although the early signs are quite encouraging.