Located in La Morra with five tiny vineyards scattered amongst the Comuni of La Morra: Brunate, Boiolo, Case Nere, Fossati, Riserva, each at less than two hectares, and a sixth, Arione, a smaller parcel in Serralunga d'Alba. Over the last several vintages, the Boglietti family have been striving toward a greater vibrancy and earlier accessibility through significantly less use of new oak and a reduction in extraction, and oak ageing time. All Boglietti Barolos are bottled unfiltered.
This vintage is a bright ruby colour with a light orange hue and has an appealing, lifted bouquet of violet, rose and liquorice aromatics. The palate is rich, finely structured, bursting with dark cherry and spice, and carried by a dazzling current of acidity. This is the first release of Barolo del Comune di La Morra and is already drinking quite pleasantly.
The Boglietti winery was established in 1991, and remains a family-run business to this day.
Originally only 2.5 hectares, the estate has grown with its owner’s reputation and now boasts an impressive 21 hectares in prime, La Morra. The winery is overseen by Enzo, whilst father Renato and brother Gianni tend to the vineyards.
