Bussia Barolo Riserva docg "Riserva Sette Anni" Pianpolvere Soprano 2008

The Barolo Riserva Bussia of Pianpolvere Soprano winery is an excellent red wine that is produced only in the best vintages, following the principle that the basis for producing a great wine are great grapes. It is a wine of good body and structure, which is refined in wooden barrels for seven years. Elegant and refined wine, it has a nice, intense garnet red color; in the nose it expresses rich and intense, ample and persistent aromas, with hints of ripe red fruit, mint in addition to a slightly spicy background. Intriguing and complex wine, it has a rich and complete, robust, harmonious and elegant sip. With a great balance, the Barolo Bussia Riserva Sette Anni di Pianpolvere Soprano is perfect to drink in combination with roast meats or stews, game or aged cheeses. It is a wine with an excellent aging potential. 

The name Pianpolvere has ancient origins, dates back to the ancient 1700 when Napoleon Bonaparte built a powder keg on his plots of land. The family Migliorini, owners of Podere Rocche dei Manzoni, owns it since 1998. Only Barolo is produced: only in the best vintages and using organic cultivation methods, without the use of chemical herbicides and using only organic fertilizers.