2014 Barolo
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Ceretto continues a string of recent sucessess with the 2014 Barolos. Readers will want to check out the straight 2014 Barolo, which includes the best fruit from Brunate and Bricco Rocche, neither of which Alessandro Ceretto deemed distinctive enough to bottle separately. As I have written in the past, the stylistic shift here in recent years towards a more refined style has paid off in a very meaningful way.
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Like most estates, Ceretto suffered through a very hard year in 2014. Ceretto ultimately chose to not bottle their Barolo Brunate or Bricco Rocche, and used those wines to enhance the straight Barolo. Both the Barolo and Barolo Prapò are terrific and also further proof of the high level of quality that has become the norm here in recent vintages.
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This is another terrific series of wines from Ceretto. The 2015 Barbarescos mark another step in the direction of finesse that Alessandro Ceretto and his team have been pursuing for the last few years. Today's wines emphasize a classic sense of structure and less overt French oak influence than in the past. As always, the challenge is finding a balance between being non-interventionalsit and pragmatic. Readers who haven't tasted these wines in a few years absolutely owe it to themselves to do so. The 2015 Barbarecos spent 8 months in barrique and then about 16 months in cask.
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