Louis Jadot, Clos Roche other_regions_italy all wrapped in an impressively

all wrapped in an impressively long and superbly complex finish that flashes focused power

opulent finish

Who says there is no such thing as terroir

This is a bit firmer than the Combottes with even more evident minerality on the delicious

I have always had a weakness for Roberto Voerzio's 2000 Barolo Cerequio

Louis Jadot, Clos Roche other_regions_italy all wrapped in an impressivelyLike the Chambertin, this is both ripe and brooding with slightly riper aromas of roasted plum, black cherry and warm earth, all of which is trimmed in enough wood to notice. The caressing yet powerful big bodied flavors flash good muscle on the raspy and somewhat short if very firm finish. This may well age out, but the balance isnt nearly as well dialed in compared to the best of these grands crus.