The impressive Boroli winery was founded by the eponymous Piedmontese Boroli family who decided to make their dream a reality. The estate is now run by the second generation, who owns no fewer than ten hectares of vineyards. The vines are spread across three prominent areas in this part of Piedmont: Castiglione Falletto, Barolo, and La Morra. Enormous efforts are made in the vineyards; nothing is left to chance. The vines are continuously monitored to guarantee the highest quality Nebbiolo. All production takes place in Boroli's new, ultra-modern winery, Cascina La Brunella, developed by the third son of the Boroli family.
The strength of this Boroli Barolo Villero lies not only in the high-quality grapes but also in the perpetual oak aging. This creates a unique aroma and flavor that only Boroli wines can create. The oak aging lasts an impressive 24 months, an incredible amount of time. It takes a while, but you get a tremendous amount in return. In the glass, an abundance of ripe red fruit, plums, and cherries develop, combined with pleasant spices. The Barolo Villero has a rich and vibrant flavor with supple and elegant tannins. This Barolo wine is perfectly balanced. An extraordinary wine that transports you to sun-drenched Italy.
