Neirano 1997 Barolo
Flavors of cherry tomato and dried cherries with a little saltiness need pasta or grilled meat to show their best. The aroma is a meal in itself, with chestnuts, hard salami and roasted game. A little tart on the finish, but quite enjoyable.
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