Seghesio Barolo Castelletto Brachetto “Used to” are the key

“Used to” are the key words in that sentence

this wine lasts – I had the privilege of sampling the ’89 vintage with Chris Hedges last summer

Note: half and magnum maybe different vintages depending on store

Wild-edged and mountain-born in spirit

underrated

Seghesio Barolo Castelletto Brachetto “Used to” are the keyWhen sharecropping ended in Piedmont in 1965, Pap Riccardo Seghesio (no relation to the California Zin producer) had a chance to buy a small plot of vines right down from the little church in Monforte dAlba Barolo. For many years he and his sons tended these Nebbiolo vines, selling the fruit off to the local cooperative, as Pap would have done under the old system. When Pap retired, his sons Aldo and Riccardo Jr. started producing their own domaine