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Brovia, Barolo Brea Ca' Mia, 2005 (1.5L)
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Brovia, Barolo Brea Ca' Mia, 2005 (1.5L)

Brovia, Barolo Brea Ca' Mia, 2005 (1.5L)

Brovia is one of Barolo's true traditionalists—a family-run estate since 1863 with 19 hectares of prime vineyard and a philosophy of letting each cru speak for itself. Under fourth-generation leadership (Cristina and Elena with winemaker Alex Sanchez), Brovia remains committed to organic farming and conscientious single-cru bottlings. Brea Ca' Mia, from Serralunga d'Alba, shows the house style: beautifully balanced, mineral-driven Nebbiolo that rewards patience. At 19 years, this wine is entering its sweet spot—tannins softening, aromatic complexity emerging. A 1.5L format offers value for serious collectors.

$104.65

Original: $299.00

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Brovia, Barolo Brea Ca' Mia, 2005 (1.5L)

$299.00

$104.65

Brovia, Barolo Brea Ca' Mia, 2005 (1.5L)

Brovia is one of Barolo's true traditionalists—a family-run estate since 1863 with 19 hectares of prime vineyard and a philosophy of letting each cru speak for itself. Under fourth-generation leadership (Cristina and Elena with winemaker Alex Sanchez), Brovia remains committed to organic farming and conscientious single-cru bottlings. Brea Ca' Mia, from Serralunga d'Alba, shows the house style: beautifully balanced, mineral-driven Nebbiolo that rewards patience. At 19 years, this wine is entering its sweet spot—tannins softening, aromatic complexity emerging. A 1.5L format offers value for serious collectors.

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Brovia is one of Barolo's true traditionalists—a family-run estate since 1863 with 19 hectares of prime vineyard and a philosophy of letting each cru speak for itself. Under fourth-generation leadership (Cristina and Elena with winemaker Alex Sanchez), Brovia remains committed to organic farming and conscientious single-cru bottlings. Brea Ca' Mia, from Serralunga d'Alba, shows the house style: beautifully balanced, mineral-driven Nebbiolo that rewards patience. At 19 years, this wine is entering its sweet spot—tannins softening, aromatic complexity emerging. A 1.5L format offers value for serious collectors.