Barolo Bussia Prunotto 2014
Barolo Bussia Prunotto 2014
£72.00
Producer: Prunotto
Vintage: 2014
Region: Piedmont
Wine Critic & Score: –
Volume: 75cl
History in a bottle: Bussia was the very first single vineyard Barolo produced (in 1961). The area is a splendid amphitheatre where the Nebbiolo grapes ripen perfectly.
The wine shows floral and spicy notes while the palate is intense with soft mouth filling tannins and a very long finish.
One of the greatest Italian classics.
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