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2018 Fratelli Alessandria, Barolo, San Lorenzo
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

94

The Fratelli Alessandria 2018 Barolo San Lorenzo di Verduno opens to a delicate and ethereal personality with fluttering aromas of blue flower, cassis, candied grapefruit and white pepper. The bouquet is fragrant and lifted, giving way to a subtle but very elegant mouthfeel. The wine's texture is fine and incredibly polished.

Vinous

Vinous

91-93

The 2018 Barolo San Lorenzo di Verduno is an especially somber wine. Black cherry, gravel, spice, leather and scorched earth show the darker side of Nebbiolo at play. There's good depth here, along with plenty of tannin. Give this a few years to soften.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

94

The Fratelli Alessandria 2018 Barolo San Lorenzo di Verduno opens to a delicate and ethereal personality with fluttering aromas of blue flower, cassis, candied grapefruit and white pepper. The bouquet is fragrant and lifted, giving way to a subtle but very elegant mouthfeel. The wine's texture is fine and incredibly polished.

Vinous

Vinous

91-93

The 2018 Barolo San Lorenzo di Verduno is an especially somber wine. Black cherry, gravel, spice, leather and scorched earth show the darker side of Nebbiolo at play. There's good depth here, along with plenty of tannin. Give this a few years to soften.