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The 2012 Barolo San Rocco shows the pedigree of this great site. The richest and deepest of the Azelia 2012s, the San Rocco is full of intrigue. Dark cherry, plum, sage, menthol, licorice and rosemary are all vivid and beautifully delineated throughout. Although the 2012 doesn't quite have the density that is typical of this wine, there is a lot going on in the glass. Drinking window: 2022-2037. (Antonio Galloni,vinous.com,March 2016)
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- Alcohol/Vol14.5%
- Made InPiedmont
- AppellationDOCG
- Sugar Content0 g/L
- VarietalNebbiolo
Product Details
The 2012 Barolo San Rocco shows the pedigree of this great site. The richest and deepest of the Azelia 2012s, the San Rocco is full of intrigue. Dark cherry, plum, sage, menthol, licorice and rosemary are all vivid and beautifully delineated throughout. Although the 2012 doesn't quite have the density that is typical of this wine, there is a lot going on in the glass. Drinking window: 2022-2037. (Antonio Galloni,vinous.com,March 2016)
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol14.5%
- Made InPiedmont
- AppellationDOCG
- Sugar Content0 g/L
- VarietalNebbiolo
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