Kwang-Kuk
Voluptuous and rich Barbaresco with a polished texture, matched by the nuanced nuances of leather and earthy undertones, refined by the sweetness of red fruits.
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Grasso Fratelli's Vallegrande Barbaresco stands as a testament to the exemplary winemaking traditions of the Piedmont region.


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This Vallegrande Barbaresco pours a mesmerizing garnet in the glass, with ethereal aromas of rose petals, tart cherries, and hints of truffle and spice. The palate is greeted with the finesse of finely woven tannins and a bright acidity that animates the rich tapestry of flavors ranging from fresh red fruits to deeper undertones of earth and leather. There's an elegant interplay between fruit and savory notes, leading to a persistent finish that echoes with the spice and minerality that are the hallmarks of a classic Barbaresco. Approachable now, it also promises potential for cellaring.
2020, 2016
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Based on 24 customer reviews.
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Kwang-Kuk
Voluptuous and rich Barbaresco with a polished texture, matched by the nuanced nuances of leather and earthy undertones, refined by the sweetness of red fruits.
Kereana
Intricate and intriguing wine with a intense and layered profile, featuring a graceful equilibrium of zest and earthy undertones, accompanied by the light sweetness of cherry, leather, and oak notes, ultimately yielding a silky and polished finish.
Sdass
Deep and nuanced leather-wrapped oak barrel aged cranberry wine with a medium plus acidity, displaying a forest floor nose that invites patience. The tannins are present, but the tail is dry, suggesting a need for decanting to fully open up the wine. Overall, a promising but not fully developed wine that benefits from a little time and patience.
Based on 24 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Kwang-Kuk
Voluptuous and rich Barbaresco with a polished texture, matched by the nuanced nuances of leather and earthy undertones, refined by the sweetness of red fruits.
Kereana
Intricate and intriguing wine with a intense and layered profile, featuring a graceful equilibrium of zest and earthy undertones, accompanied by the light sweetness of cherry, leather, and oak notes, ultimately yielding a silky and polished finish.
Sdass
Deep and nuanced leather-wrapped oak barrel aged cranberry wine with a medium plus acidity, displaying a forest floor nose that invites patience. The tannins are present, but the tail is dry, suggesting a need for decanting to fully open up the wine. Overall, a promising but not fully developed wine that benefits from a little time and patience.
Grasso Fratelli Vallegrande Barbaresco is praised for its rich, full-bodied profile with notes of leather, cherry, and earthy undertones. Many appreciate its balanced tannins and complex flavors, though some find it slightly astringent or needing decanting. The wine's nuanced aromas and smooth texture are highlights, while its aging potential is noted. Opinions vary on its dryness, with some enjoying the crisp finish, while others prefer a softer profile.
This Vallegrande Barbaresco pours a mesmerizing garnet in the glass, with ethereal aromas of rose petals, tart cherries, and hints of truffle and spice. The palate is greeted with the finesse of finely woven tannins and a bright acidity that animates the rich tapestry of flavors ranging from fresh red fruits to deeper undertones of earth and leather. There's an elegant interplay between fruit and savory notes, leading to a persistent finish that echoes with the spice and minerality that are the hallmarks of a classic Barbaresco. Approachable now, it also promises potential for cellaring.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions