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Barolo La Villa |
VS - Vinous |
93 Points |
2016 |
10/2020
Review
The 2016 Barolo La Villa is a beguiling wine that needs a bit of time in bottle to fully open up. Then again, it is a young Barolo, so that is very much to be expected. Dried herbs, mint, licorice, dark cherry, underbrush and a whole range of spiced/balsamic notes fill out the layers. Next to the straight Barolo, La Villa has more body, depth and texture. It is another fine effort from Seghesio.
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Barolo La Villa |
JS - James Suckling |
93 Points |
2017 |
06/2021
Review
Aromas of rich red cherries with notes of toasted vanilla and dried herbs follow through to a full body, picking up a black-truffle note. The tannins are firm, but manageable, even at this early stage. So tempting now, but better after 2023.
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Barolo La Villa |
WS - Wine Spectator |
94 Points |
2015 |
02/2020
Review
Ripe and juicy, offering macerated cherry, currant, raspberry, loam and eucalyptus flavors. Firms up, with a tobacco element emerging on the long finish. Feels almost approachable now, until the dusty tannins kick in. Best from 2022 through 2042.
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Barolo La Villa |
GR - Gambero Rosso |
2 Bicchieri |
2016 |
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Barolo La Villa |
GR - Gambero Rosso |
2 Bicchieri |
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Barolo La Villa |
JS - James Suckling |
92 Points |
2014 |
01/2018
Review
The 2016 Barolo la Villa is a more complete and elaborate wine compared to the classic Barolo also released now from Fratelli Seghesio. There is more depth here and less of that ripeness that I encountered in the other Barolo. This wine has more layers with dark fruit, licorice, iron ore and crushed limestone. These various aromatic elements come together with pretty harmony and focus. The finish is smooth and firmly structured, revealing an elegant and genuine personality. Fruit comes from the oldest vines in the Castelletto cru of Monforte d'Alba. Some 7,000 bottles were made.
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Barolo La Villa |
VS - Vinous |
92 Points |
2014 |
08/2018
Review
The 2014 Barolo La Villa is laced with dark cherry, plum, woodsmoke, cedar, tobacco and licorice. Pliant and deep, the 2014 is impeccably layered from start to finish. The La Villa is a bit richer and darker than the straight Barolo, but both wines share a profile that leans more towards the floral/savory end of the spectrum, with the fruit pushed into the background.
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Barolo La Villa |
VS - Vinous |
91 Points |
2015 |
08/2019
Review
The 2015 Barolo La Villa offers a bit more weight and density than the straight Barolo, but it, too, looks like it will offer its best drinking sooner rather than later. Pine, menthol and a whole range of balsamic inflections play off a core of dark red cherry and plum fruit in an inviting, mid-weight Barolo that will drink well right out of the gate. The 2015 has a good bit of underlying grip, but I am not sure the fruit will hold up for more than 10-15 years.
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Barolo La Villa |
JS - James Suckling |
93 Points |
2015 |
01/2019
Review
Light and bright strawberries and gently peppery elements, as well as light rose perfume. The palate delivers some plump, fleshy fruit with ripe tannins carrying red-cherry flavor in pure, youthful mode. Drink from 2022.
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Barolo La Villa |
WA - Wine Advocate |
93 Points |
2016 |
07/2020
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The 2016 Barolo la Villa is a more complete and elaborate wine compared to the classic Barolo also released now from Fratelli Seghesio. There is more depth here and less of that ripeness that I encountered in the other Barolo. This wine has more layers with dark fruit, licorice, iron ore and crushed limestone. These various aromatic elements come together with pretty harmony and focus. The finish is smooth and firmly structured, revealing an elegant and genuine personality. Fruit comes from the oldest vines in the Castelletto cru of Monforte d'Alba. Some 7,000 bottles were made.
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Barolo La Villa |
JS - James Suckling |
94 Points |
2016 |
08/2020
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A big, juicy red with plum, berry, cherry and hints of cedar character. It's full-bodied, but remains agile and structured. Flavorful finish with chewy tannins. Give this three to four years to come around. Try after 2023.
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Barolo La Villa |
JS - James Suckling |
93 Points |
2019 |
10/2023
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Sublte aromas of cherries and cranberries with notes of dried herbs, spices and moist earth. Hints of tar, too. Medium to full-bodied, focused and balanced with firm tannin structure and a chalky finish. Lingering and velvety. Better after 2025. *note( formerly known as 'Barolo Castelletto La Villa' from 2018)
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Barolo La Villa |
VS - Vinous |
94 Points |
2019 |
09/2023
Review
The 2019 Barolo Castelletto La Villa is gorgeous. Dark and ample on the palate, the 2019 offers up a compelling mélange, of black cherry, plum, licorice, cloves, tobacco and leather. This strapping, potent Monforte Barolo has a ton to offer. The 2019 is an especially fine edition.
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