The 2011 really highlights the nuance, subtlety and elegance that this site is capable of whilst retaining the depth, verve and structure. This is a powerfully built Barbaresco but one with striking finesse. There is so much complexity but it is seamless and weightlessly elegant. One of the best Sorì Tildìns we have tasted. Supreme.

From a parcel next to the Chateau. Firm and muscular, with a harmonious black and red fruit core with pressed violets. Showing impressive structure and density. Very good. Clay soil. 11 months barrel ageing.

“The Pétrus of Spain” Robert Parker “This is dense, smoky and rich, with toast and dried coconut aromas, some floral top notes, enticing Asian spices, dark berry and liquorice flavours and impressive structure and palate length” Tim Atkin MW   “Bold, spicy nose with coconut oak, red and black fruit. Lively and fresh palate with herbal, floral and orchard fruit...