Icardi 2015 Fossati (Barolo)
Delicate aromas of baking spice, toasted hazelnut and cooking spice slowly emerge from the glass. The straightforward palate offers baked plum, clove and sage alongside tightly wound tannins. Drink after 2023. Kerin O’Keefe
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