Brovia, Barolo Brea - Vigna Ca' Mia, 2020 (1.5L)
This is Brovia at full throttle. Vigna Ca' Mia comes from a prime slice of the Brea vineyard in Serralunga, where the soils are iron-rich and the Nebbiolo runs deep and structured. In magnum, the 2020 is even more of a statement piece—bigger bottle, longer runway, and all the time in the world to stretch out.
This wine brings the serious side of Barolo: dark cherry, rose petals, tar, spice, and that classic Serralunga backbone. But it’s not all muscle. Brovia knows how to dial in the balance—gorgeous aromatics, tightly packed fruit, and tannins that feel powerful but not punishing.
2020 was a vintage that gave both ripeness and finesse, and Ca’ Mia is the bottle that brings that into focus. It’s bold now, but cellar it for a few years and you’ll see all the fine detail start to unfold—like watching a moody black-and-white photo come to life in color.
Perfect for collectors, Barolo nerds, or just anyone who wants to pull the cork on something big and beautiful five, ten, or twenty years down the line.
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This is Brovia at full throttle. Vigna Ca' Mia comes from a prime slice of the Brea vineyard in Serralunga, where the soils are iron-rich and the Nebbiolo runs deep and structured. In magnum, the 2020 is even more of a statement piece—bigger bottle, longer runway, and all the time in the world to stretch out.
This wine brings the serious side of Barolo: dark cherry, rose petals, tar, spice, and that classic Serralunga backbone. But it’s not all muscle. Brovia knows how to dial in the balance—gorgeous aromatics, tightly packed fruit, and tannins that feel powerful but not punishing.
2020 was a vintage that gave both ripeness and finesse, and Ca’ Mia is the bottle that brings that into focus. It’s bold now, but cellar it for a few years and you’ll see all the fine detail start to unfold—like watching a moody black-and-white photo come to life in color.
Perfect for collectors, Barolo nerds, or just anyone who wants to pull the cork on something big and beautiful five, ten, or twenty years down the line.
