Bussia Barolo Riserva docg "Riserva Sette Anni" Pianpolvere Soprano 2010

The Barolo Bussia Riserva Sette Anni by Pianpolvere Soprano is an excellent red wine that is produced only in the best years with selected Nebbiolo grapes from the historic vineyard in Monforte d'Alba. It is sought-after and appreciated by the greatest wine collector from all over the world. After a long aging first in wood, then in cement and finally in bottle, it shows a beautiful intense garnet red color. Elegant and refined wine, in the nose it reveals a large and intriguing bouquet, with floral notes of violet and dog rose and fruity notes of currant, ripe cherry and jam. Balsamic and spicy aromas follow, with notes of tobacco and undergrowth. With good body and structure, in the mouth it is rich and complete, robust, harmonious and elegant. Intriguing and complex wine, well balanced, the Barolo Bussia Riserva Sette Anni by Pianpolvere Soprano is perfect to drink with important red meat based courses, 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.