*Vintage may vary by location*

Often called the “King of Wines,” many consider Barolo is thought to be Italy’s greatest wine. It is made from Nebbiolo grapes grown in vineyards south of Alba, in Piedmont. The climate here is influenced by cool air descending from the mountains and warm air from the sea. After a long, slow fermentation this wine is aged for two years in oak and then kept in bottle for another year before release. Although drinkable now, Barolo is one of the longest living wines and can be cellared for decades.

• Nebbiolo •