Through the vineyard and critical observation of the plots, certain areas were identified that, due to environmental and cultural factors, were better suited to express the unique characteristics of the terroir and the production of Barolo from Castiglione Falletto. At the heart of this wine lies a desire: to convey the unique character of the territory, making it recognizable to all Barolo lovers. But there's more. After conducting extensive research in the town's historical archives, the Boroli family discovered a document attesting to the existence of Collina Brunella since 1624. Or rather, it reveals the connection between the Brunella vineyards and the inhabitants of Castiglione Falletto. The wine produced by Cascina La Brunella was sold to the locals. This tradition has lasted for over 400 years and is now continued by the Boroli family. The Langhe region is renowned worldwide for its production of quality wines and valuable delicacies and products. Here in Castiglione Falletto, the passion for wine and the art of viticulture have been passed down through generations, keeping traditions alive and preserving a priceless oenological heritage. The vineyards of Castiglione Falletto, in particular, are renowned for the production of Barolo wine, known as the "king of wines." The limestone-rich soil and the privileged location of the vineyards provide favorable conditions for producing exceptionally high-quality Barolo, characterized by intense aromas and a complex structure. Boroli's Barolo from Castiglione Falletto embodies the excellence of the Langhe region, thanks to the care, dedication, and respect for traditional production methods and times.
Barolo is characterized by a garnet-red color with orange highlights; it is complex and intense on the nose. It is fruity, floral, and spicy. Its organoleptic characteristics can vary depending on the type of soil in which it is produced, which can impart different shades and aromas. In Boroli's Barolo from Castiglione Falletto, we recognize spicy notes accompanied by fruity and floral hints. Its structure, with velvety and linear tannins, makes it truly distinctive on the palate. Overall, the bouquet opens with aromatic notes ranging from raspberry and blood orange to gardenia. The mouthfeel is flavorful and dense, with a lingering and precise aftertaste. It is a wine of excellent quality, the result of research, dedication, and a terroir with unique characteristics.
