Oddero, Barolo Villero, 2021
Oddero's Barolo from the Villero vineyard is not a La Morra wine — it is a Castiglione Falletto wine, and the distinction matters enormously. Castiglione Falletto sits between the fleshier La Morra commune and the iron-fisted Serralunga, producing Barolo that blends structure with elegance in a way that few sites can match. Villero is one of that commune's most prized crus, and Mariacristina Oddero's traditional approach — long maceration, large old botti — extracts all the site's character without obscuring it. The 2021 vintage was exceptional across the Langhe, delivering wines of clarity and depth.
Oddero, Barolo Villero, 2021
Oddero's Barolo from the Villero vineyard is not a La Morra wine — it is a Castiglione Falletto wine, and the distinction matters enormously. Castiglione Falletto sits between the fleshier La Morra commune and the iron-fisted Serralunga, producing Barolo that blends structure with elegance in a way that few sites can match. Villero is one of that commune's most prized crus, and Mariacristina Oddero's traditional approach — long maceration, large old botti — extracts all the site's character without obscuring it. The 2021 vintage was exceptional across the Langhe, delivering wines of clarity and depth.
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Oddero's Barolo from the Villero vineyard is not a La Morra wine — it is a Castiglione Falletto wine, and the distinction matters enormously. Castiglione Falletto sits between the fleshier La Morra commune and the iron-fisted Serralunga, producing Barolo that blends structure with elegance in a way that few sites can match. Villero is one of that commune's most prized crus, and Mariacristina Oddero's traditional approach — long maceration, large old botti — extracts all the site's character without obscuring it. The 2021 vintage was exceptional across the Langhe, delivering wines of clarity and depth.
