An opportunity to enrich your collection with an icon of Piedmontese winemaking: 1 bottle of Barolo Bricco Rocche Ceretto 1979 Barolo Bricco Rocche is not just a wine, but the symbol of a quality revolution. Produced from the Ceretto family's prestigious "flagship vineyard" in Castiglione Falletto, this label represents one of the first and most celebrated examples of a "Cru" in the world of Barolo, combining aristocratic elegance and structural power. Key Characteristics: Type: Barolo DOCG. Bricco Rocche is the Ceretto family's most prestigious vineyard, located in the heart of the appellation. This designation indicates a wine produced exclusively from grapes grown on this specific plot, renowned for its optimal exposure and unique microclimate. Vintage: 1979 was a year of exceptional balance for Barolo. Characterized by regular ripening and favorable climatic conditions, it has produced wines with an acidic and tannic structure ideal for long aging, which today (47 years after the harvest) have achieved sublime tertiary complexity. Sensory Profile: With almost fifty years of evolution, the wine presents a pale garnet red color, enriched with elegant orange highlights. On the nose, the bouquet is typical of great mature Barolos: notes of truffle, leather, sweet tobacco, and undergrowth, maintaining a core of red berry jam. Labels and Condition: As shown in the photo The Barolo Bricco Rocche 1979 is a true collector's item and a premium antique investment. It represents the history of Langhe viticulture and is sought after by collectors around the world for its rarity and the prestige of the producing winery. Seller Profile Private individual, professional sommelier since 2001. Safe shipping is guaranteed with certified packaging specifically for collectible wines, designed to protect the integrity of the cork and glass.