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Giuseppe Rinaldi, Barolo Cannubi San Lorenzo–Ravera, 2005

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Giuseppe Rinaldi, Barolo Cannubi San Lorenzo–Ravera, 2005

This blend represents Giuseppe Rinaldi's philosophy at its finest—combining three of Barolo's most prestigious crus into one harmonious expression. Cannubi, the most famous vineyard, contributes bluish-gray marls producing wines with delicate violet aftertones. San Lorenzo adds elegant refinement. Ravera, at 480 meters in Novello, brings mineral sapidity from iron-rich clay-limestone and bright acidity from cooler Alpine currents. Beppe Rinaldi vinifies in ancient oak tini and ages 3.5 years in large neutral botti, allowing terroir to speak without oak interference. The 2005 vintage delivered robust tannins and excellent aging potential following proper rainfall and ideal ripening. This wine is notably searingly tannic and austere—bright, incisive, and tightly wound with spiking acidity. It was expected to need another decade to soften when reviewed in 2015. Now reaching maturity, it rewards patience with profound complexity. A masterclass in Barolo's blending tradition.

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This blend represents Giuseppe Rinaldi's philosophy at its finest—combining three of Barolo's most prestigious crus into one harmonious expression. Cannubi, the most famous vineyard, contributes bluish-gray marls producing wines with delicate violet aftertones. San Lorenzo adds elegant refinement. Ravera, at 480 meters in Novello, brings mineral sapidity from iron-rich clay-limestone and bright acidity from cooler Alpine currents. Beppe Rinaldi vinifies in ancient oak tini and ages 3.5 years in large neutral botti, allowing terroir to speak without oak interference. The 2005 vintage delivered robust tannins and excellent aging potential following proper rainfall and ideal ripening. This wine is notably searingly tannic and austere—bright, incisive, and tightly wound with spiking acidity. It was expected to need another decade to soften when reviewed in 2015. Now reaching maturity, it rewards patience with profound complexity. A masterclass in Barolo's blending tradition.

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