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Voerzio Martini Barolo Riserva 10 Anni La Serra 2015
Review

Voerzio Martini Barolo Riserva 10 Anni La Serra 2015

04 / 05 TCJ scale
By TCJ 25 August 2026

Producer

Voerzio Martini

Wine

Barolo Riserva 10 Anni La Serra

Vintage

2015

Country

Italy

Region

Piedmont

Subregion

La Morra, Barolo DOCG

Grapes

Nebbiolo

Format

750 ml

Character

Precise, vibrant and deeply expressive, with pure red fruit, roses, mineral definition and remarkable potential for further evolution.

TCJ assessment

A Barolo that genuinely moved me. The 2015 combines remarkable precision with an abundance of pure red fruit, accompanied by roses and the mineral character that defines great Barolo. Despite a decade from the vintage, there is still an unmistakable sense of youth and energy.

The palate has depth without losing finesse. Fruit remains vivid and clearly defined, while the structure provides the framework for a wine that still has considerable life ahead. Everything feels finely aligned, with freshness and precision carrying the wine through a long and composed expression.

La Serra is a special vineyard in La Morra, and Mirko Martini delivers a particularly compelling interpretation here. The combination of purity, floral character, minerality and longevity gives the wine a clear sense of place. A serious Barolo with both emotion and precision, already impressive today but with much more still to come.

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