La Fusina 2013 Barolo
Blue flower, espresso, menthol and dried sage aromas lead the nose. The full-bodied tannic palate offers dried black cherry and the warmth of alcohol alongside oak-driven sensations of coconut, roasted coffee bean and a hint of licorice. Solid grainy tannins provide the framework and give it a somewhat astringent finish. Kerin O’Keefe
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