50 % Nebbiolo and 50 % Pinot Noir from calcareous and poor soils in Roddino where Barolo area meets Alta Langa.
Vines struggle to dig deep.
Produced in Rose de Saginee method and left on skins for up to 12 hours.
All hand harvested.
Salmon coloured. Cherries and berries, toasted nuts and hibiscus. Crisp and dry, persistent mousse and almost a saline quality on the finish. — 5 months ago
v21. Very good! Strawberry nose. Fresh strawberry and lime fruit. Clean, bright, citrus zest finish. Nice entertaining wine. — 2 years ago
Pale blush. Paloma on the nose. Hints of strawberries and honeysuckle with crisp, pleasant, key lime zest finish. ( smoked pork chops, local asparagus, sautéed mushrooms. The first rose’ on the lanai this season - Memorial Day weekend) — 3 years ago
This wine has a beautiful coral color in the clear bottle and the glass. The nose is lovely, with lemon and cherry aromas leading the way. The palate offers a very nice bit of acidity, along with a flavor profile which includes citrus, raspberry, black cherry, herbs, and sour gummy candy. The finish is savory and medium in length. It’s a very food-friendly wine, with fresh acidity and a fruity profile. I would love to have this with pork, salmon, chicken, or just about any kind of sandwich. — a month ago
Wolfgang’s Steakhouse — 8 months ago
Good for the price and convenience. Nice, light, summery wine. — 5 years ago
Semplicemente spettacolare! — 6 years ago
Red fruit, rose petals. Drinking in a perfect place. Great with venison. — 7 years ago
Far, far better (now) than the 2017, or 2020. Comparable to the Ravera. Big rose hit as soon as it opens. A bargain at $100 from Winestar. Only one, sadly. At home with Curly. — 6 months ago
Slightly fizzy, tart but sweet enough. Lovely and easy to drink — 2 years ago
Setting: Pontoon ride with AJ’s parents ; taste: v crisp, summer wine — 4 years ago
A sweeter red, not dry, refreshing — 6 years ago
Da bere fresco, limpido, minerale, molto godibile. — 6 years ago
Jay Kline

Cascina Baricchi is a unique Barbaresco producer that focuses exclusively on a near extinct clone of Nebbiolo: Nebbiolo Rosé. They basically make one wine, separated into two releases, both labeled as Riserva.
This bottle was opened about 30min prior to service and enjoyed over the course of dinner. The 2018 “Rose delle Casasse” pours a garnet color with a transparent core; medium+ viscosity with no staining of the tears. On the nose, the wine is developing with beautiful notes of Morello cherry, raspberry’s, roses, tar, talcum powder, licorice, and dry earth. On the palate, the wine is bone dry with high tannin and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long and slightly savory. Gorgeous stuff and a perfect spring with rack of lamb. Drink now with some patience and through 2053. — 13 days ago