Barolo
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- proper noun
- /bɑːˈroʊloʊ/
- All of the Barolo at Massolino is both punched down and pumped over during fermentation.
- Barolo wine
- bottle of Barolo
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Got us a bottle of Barolo.
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We have risotto Barolo with truffles.
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The finest Barolo in the land.
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They've bought some property in the Barolo area, so in the future we can also drink Barolo from Anna.
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A sample of the 2008 Barolo normale showed some of the compact structure that 2008 is known for.
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The Barolo I thought was safe in a decanter in the dining room while everything was being prepared ended up being consumed hours before it was ready, let alone before dinner was.
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Every Massolino Barolo release from Rionda has been a Riserva since 1995.
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This Barolo Parafada 2006 from Massolino was aged partly in barrique, but to a lesser extent than in previous years.
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He recommends starting off with a sunny, slightly effervescent Gragnano Frizzante from southern Campania and then moving on to a rich, full-bodied wine like a Barolo from the Piemonte region.
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At the restaurant, we decided to order a bottle of Barolo to pair with our steak dinner.
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Etymology
Barolo the wine takes its name from the town and region of Barolo in Piedmont, Italy. So, when you see 'Barolo' on a bottle it tells you this is a high-quality red wine made in that place from Nebbiolo grapes.