Casina Bric Barolo
Community wine reviews and ratings on 2013 460 Casina Bric Barolo, plus professional notes, label images, wine details, and recommendations on when to drink. 460 Casina Bric - ‘hilltop farm’ in the local Piedmontese dialect - is the most elevated property in the village of Barolo, where man and nature, determination and style blend into the beauty of the surroundings. Barolo Casina Bric, and expression of the Nebbiolo variety, its terroir and tradition. This Barolo represents tradition and fortitude with no easy compromises. The result is a skilful blend of wines grown on several vineyards in the villages of Barolo and La Morra, with soils and aspects which are able to give of their very best when combined.
Arneis is an old, native Southern Piedmont grape-variety which is synonymous in particular with the hills of the Roero. With its intense, straw-yellow hues, nose of fresh fruit and flowers like chamomile, and delicate spicy notes reminiscent of white pepper, Ansì Arneis encapsulates the Casina Bric philosophy of working vineyards and native varieties with patience and dedication in terroirs as unique as the Langhe and Roero.
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As with Casina Bric’s other wines, rather than replicating other wines already available on the market, Arneis Ansì clearly sets out to offer consumers a unique product that reflects the value of native vines such as Arneis and the local terroir. A perfect wine for pairing with starters and fish, and serving as an aperitif accompanied by semi-soft cheeses.
