Attilio Ghisolfi Barolo Bussia Bricco Visette 2001

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Attilio Ghisolfi Barolo Bussia Bricco Visette 2001 Front Label
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Product Details


Varietal

Producer

Vintage
2001

Size
750ML

Features
Collectible

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Somm Note

Winemaker Notes

Deep garnet red in color, the Barolo Busia Bricco Visette is an elegant, intense wine. Aromas of red fruit, violets and spices sill the nose. The taste is rich and majestic with a firm tannic structure.

Professional Ratings

  • 94
    This is a wine bubbling over with ripe fruit and floral character. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and a focused, refined fruit and tannin structure. The palate goes on and on. A real beauty here. I like it as much as the 2000.

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Attilio Ghisolfi

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Attilio Ghisolfi, Italy
Attilio Ghisolfi Passionate Winemakers for 4 Generations Winery Image

The Piedmont region of Italy, with its history of agriculture and its reputation for producing the highly-praised and prized Barolo wines, certainly qualifies as one of the world's best known areas for grape-growing and wine production.

Carlo Ghisolfi bought a small property of approximately nine acres in 1985 in what is now known as the "Cru Bussia" and started making wine. Carlo's son and grandson expanded the property accumulating 21 additional acres of neighboring lands. The wines under the Ghisolfi label were made in 1988 and it included a Barolo Bricco Visette, which is the name of the hill of Carlo's original nine acres.

Until 1987, the land was used for both vines and other agricultural products. At that time, Carlo’s great grandson Gianmarco Ghisolfi had come into the family business and, with his father Attilio, converted most of the land over to grapevines in order to start producing wines under their own label. While not organically certified, the vineyards are eco-friendly and cultivated with a great respect for the environment. They do not use chemical fertilizers or herbicides (weeds are killed mechanically).

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JHAVISETTE_2001 Item# 121275

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