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Ratings & Reviews
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Brand | Item | Publication | Score | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Palladino | Barolo 'Parafada' 2019 | 94 | Taut acidity sears the palate with dried rose petals, plum skin, and crushed river rock. The grip lingers while the suede texture upholds flavors of balsamic, lavender, and pomegranate. Intense and serious, with full capacity to charm. | |
Palladino | Barolo 'Parafada' 2019 | 94 | The 2019 Barolo Parafada is also quite distinct. I tasted three Barolos from this producer this year and each wine reflects the specific character of the area they come from. In the case of the Parafada (located in the village of Serralunga d'Alba), the wine delivers a ripe and lifted quality with mint, cherry cola and balsam herb. The alcohol is high at 15%, but I would argue that the impact is lessened in Parafada thanks to the wine's cooling aromas. Production is 4,400 bottles. | |
Palladino | Barolo 'Parafada' 2019 | 93 | Bright, medium-intense garnet; aromas of morel cherry, black plum, violets, clove and caraway. Medium-full, with excellent concentration. Quite ripe with excellent structure, big fruit, very good acidity and significant persistence; the finish displays notes of baking chocolate, coffee and saffron. There is excellent complexity along with notable varietal character; the medium-full tannins are textbook for Serralunga. Very well balanced, with marvelous typicity. Give plenty of time – peak in 12-18 years. |
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