I am a huge fan of this vineyard site in the Roero region. The 2016 Nebbiolo d'Alba Vigna Valmaggiore serves to encourage and confirm my enthusiasm. The Valmaggiore vineyard is home to dangerously steep rows that make farming extremely laborious. The effort is worth it, especially when you consider those delicate and nuanced berry aromas that so beautifully permeate the bouquet. Wild strawberry, cassis and blueberry are followed by pressed violet and bitter almond. Nor is the mouthfeel to be underestimated, as it provides ample structure and extra crunch on the tonic finish.
93 points, Monica Larner, The Wine Advocate

Morello cherry, bruised red plum and rose petal, spill from the glass.  Bright fruit intensity is backed up by ripe, silky tannins and wonderful freshness.  Drinking beautifully now it can age well for another five years.  Truly a baby Barolo from the Maestro’s cellar.
Armit Wines