- Nebbiolo from La Morra (Gattera, Conca, Bricco Manescotto, Annunziata), Serralunga d’Alba (Cerretta, Teodoro), and Diano d’Alba (Sorano)
- Vineyards are composed of calcareous clay soils, 250-300 meters above sea level with a 20-60% slope gradient
- Fermentation with indigenous yeasts, 6-8 days maceration in roto-fermentor and 10-15 days completion of fermentation in stainless steel
- Aged in French oak barriques (20% new, 80% used) for 24 months, followed by 9 months in the bottle
- 1,600 cases produced annually
Info
Producer:
Vintage:
2021
Country:
Italy
Region:
Piedmont
Appellation:
Barolo
Variety:
Nebbiolo
Color:
Red
Farming Practice:
Practicing Organic
Sizes Available
| Full Bottle | IT-REV-10-21 | 12/750ml |
Press & Reviews
Decanter
Score
92
Date
2025-03-28
"This new estate was formed after brothers Lorenzo and Carlo (of Fratelli Revello) parted ways in 2016. A different philosophy is evident in the focused fruit and reduced oak imprint. The classic Barolo blends rented vineyards in Serralunga with holdings in La Morra and demonstrates joyful youthfulness without sacrificing a more profound, serious side. It has lovely definition of cherry, nutmeg and brushwood aromas, and succulent acidity which accentuates the bright red berry character before darker, earthy elements take hold. The palate is taut and securely framed with decisive tannins promising a solid mid-term stint in the cellar."
James Suckling
Score
95
Date
2025-01-31
"A precise, layered, very floral wine with aromas of fresh violets, pomegranates, red cherries and a lot of licorice. Bracing acidity, a full body, elegant velvety tannins, a tight-knit structure and a long, defined, savory aftertaste. Almost drinkable now due to its elegance, but best in two or three years."
Vinous
Score
90
Date
2025-01-07
"The 2021 Barolo is a terrific entry-level bottling from Revello. Aromatic, pliant and yet also light on its feet, the 2021 is all charm. Bright acids drive through a core of dark red-toned fruit in this gracious, appealing Barolo. This is a gorgeous wine in its peer group. Drink it over the next handful of years."