Poli's take on a bitter. A little earthier thanks to the gentian and licorice roots, with elderflower on the nose pulling out a bubblegum-without-the-sugar note. A nice departure for anyone used to Campari.
This wine is more raspberry patch than raspberry, with all the brambly, stemmy, earthy herbaceousness you could ask of a properly treated Barolo. From a vineyard where the cover-crops are scythed to avoid noise pollution, this wine exemplifies the hands-on diligence of Ferdinando's practices.