Italy Piedmont Voerzio; RobertoBarolo La Serra

2010 Barolo La Serra

Voerzio; Roberto

95Average Score

Northern Italy / Italy

Red

The 2010 Barolo La Serra shows a broader approach to its aromatic delivery with a generous portion of red fruit, blackberry and a touch of exotic spice. Like the Cerequio, the wine shows impressive grip and structure that goes above and beyond many of the other wines made in this delicate vintage. Barolo La Serra is focused and bright and should hold many long years. Drink: 2017-2033. Jun 2014, www.robertparker.com

Monica Larner, Wine Advocate Score: 94/100

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Scores + Notes

Average Score

Firm tannins give the 2010 Barolo La Serra much of its energy and cut. A brilliant wine, the 2010 bursts from the glass with freshly cut flowers, mint, sweet spices and licorice. As always La Serra has a certain tannic spine that is impossible to miss. In 2010 La Serra is striking. Sweet rose petals, red berries, mint and crushed rocks reappear on the bright, chiseled finish. This is a fabulous La Serra. 2018 - 2035

Antonio Galloni, VinousScore: 96/100

Monica Larner, Wine AdvocateScore: 94/100

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Product Details

Country

Italy

Region

Northern Italy

Sub-region

Piedmont

Colour

Red

Taste

Dry

Alcohol %

Product Type

Still wine

Product Subtype

Drinking Window