"Light red color with garnet reflections. The bouquet on the nose is typical of Barbaresco, with elegant notes of rose petals, tobacco and sweet spices. The palate is rich, full bodied with sweet tannins and a pleasant long finish." —importer

"Garnet red color with a lively core. The nose opens with fresh and crushed flowers, bright Nebbiolo aromatics and light balsamic notes. The mouth is vibrant and energetic, enriched by tones of rose petal, fresh red fruits, spices, tobacco and orange peel. Long, with fine and velvet tannins. " —winemaker

"Barolo Undicicomuni is arguably Arnaldo Rivera’s most important wine. Spiced cedar, leather and scorched earth on the nose. The palate is wild and savory with notes of crushed raspberry, figs, cinnamon, star anise alongside velvety dusty tannins and fresh acidity. It’s stylish meaty and delicious and super uber Nebbiolo cool. Blending fruit from across the Langhe’s eleven Barolo villages, it epitomizes the quintessential values of traditional, historic Barolo. While the ArnaldoRivera single vineyard Barolos are stunning, it is the Barolo Undicicomuni that demands the winemaker’s greatest attention. He is required to blend different fruit and terroir expressions from diverse villages, just as an artist balances colors to complete his work of art. This means that the Barolo Undicicomuni is naturally Arnaldo Rivera’s most complex Barolo. A shorter ageing in wood, instead of the 32 months of each cru, allows the wine to be more accessible and suitable for early drinking. A consistently great example of Barolo." —winemaker

"Bright red color slightly amber over time, exuberant in the scent of fruit and spices, full-bodied, full and velvety with a long finish of tar and spices." —winemaker

"Scorched earth, baking spice, and red berry aromas emerge from the glass. The savory palate offers red cherry, clove, and tobacco alongside dusty tannins. Pair with baked beef shank, braised veal cut, and baked lamb with potatoes." —winemaker

"From 15 year old vines planted in calcareous, sandy soil in Bricco di Neive at 350 m above sea level. Fermentation and maceration: 15-20 days in steel vats at controlled temperatures with indigenous yeasts. Aged 26 months in large slavonian oak casks. Approximately 400 cases produced annually. First produced in 2000." —importer