Renato Corino, Barolo Rocche Dell Annunziata, 2010
Rocche dell'Annunziata is one of La Morra's most coveted crus, a south-facing amphitheater of calcareous-clay marl that yields Barolos of perfume, depth, and serious staying power. Renato Corino farms his share of these old family vines with classical patience: long macerations, a thoughtful mix of barrique and large botto, and a refusal to chase fashion. The 2010 vintage is already legendary in Piedmont, the kind of structured, fragrant year collectors save for their best dinners. Now fifteen years on, this bottle is sliding into its sweet spot, the tannins resolved into silk while the aromatics keep unfolding. A landmark Barolo from a benchmark grower, made for the table and built for the long haul.
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Rocche dell'Annunziata is one of La Morra's most coveted crus, a south-facing amphitheater of calcareous-clay marl that yields Barolos of perfume, depth, and serious staying power. Renato Corino farms his share of these old family vines with classical patience: long macerations, a thoughtful mix of barrique and large botto, and a refusal to chase fashion. The 2010 vintage is already legendary in Piedmont, the kind of structured, fragrant year collectors save for their best dinners. Now fifteen years on, this bottle is sliding into its sweet spot, the tannins resolved into silk while the aromatics keep unfolding. A landmark Barolo from a benchmark grower, made for the table and built for the long haul.
