With all of the 2017 Nebb discussion, I thought it would be fun to post this from ~1 month ago. It’s just one snap-shot, but it’s also a really fun snapshot
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2017 Trediberri Barolo Rocche dell’Annunziata - Italy, Piedmont, Langhe, Barolo (10/23/2021)
Nose: The nose is lovely, perfumed, primary, and a touch delicate with nuanced tones of red cherries, strawberries, fresh picked berries, crushed rocks, violets, rose petals, licorice, earth notes, and black truffles. The nose took the better part of 5 hours to really blossom, but it beautifully shows off what makes this vineyard special.
Taste: The feel is Medium/Full bodied with tart, high acidity and silky, high tannins. The acidity shows a little more sting than the tannins show youth at this time, but overall the structure isn’t too overpowering. The feel is clearly youthful and can fill out, but there is a real pretty side to it with red cherries, strawberries, fresh picked berries, crushed rocks, violets, rose petals, potpourri, licorice, and black truffles.
Overall: This is on the earlier drinking side, but it’ll provide a boatload of joy when it gets to its plateau. This is just so La Morra and shows off all of the perfumes that the commune brings and I love every bit of it. I hope to try this when it hits ~12-15 years of age and a little beyond. (92 pts.)
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