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Socré Roncaglie Barbaresco DOCG 2015
Socré Roncaglie Barbaresco DOCG 2015
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Socré Roncaglie Barbaresco DOCG 2015

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textured, savoury

Piemonte

Socré Roncaglie Barbaresco DOCG 2015

$65

$110

$390 / 6PK

This is absolutely stunning wine. Barolo gets the lion’s share of the hype but, as far as I’m concerned, Barbaresco is the more enjoyable wine. It’s slightly...

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Why do we love this wine?

This is an absolutely stunning wine. Barolo gets the lion’s share of the hype but, as far as I’m concerned, Barbaresco is the more enjoyable wine. It’s slightly more delicate, more approachable, more seductive and altogether more charming. Bring out the Barolo when you want to impress your boss. Bring out the Barbaresco when you want to impress a wine lover. This is quite ripe on the nose, but by no means jammy! It offers a heady bouquet of tangy forest berries and cherries, with violets, rose petals, earth, mocha and licorice root. There’s tannin on the palate, of course, but not so much that you’ll regret having opened it young. This’ll go for a long, long time, but a spell in the decanter is enough to see it open up, take you out of your living room, and transport you to the mountain-encircled foggy hills of Piemonte.

Awards

94pts Wine Enthusiast

94pts Wine Enthusiast

Single Vineyard

Single Vineyard

Tasting Notes

Allspice
Mulberry
Plum
Full-bodied
Bright
Concentrated

Reviews

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Wine Enthusiast

Wine Enthusiast

Crushed rose petal, graphite, wild herb and forest berry aromas emerge from the glass along with a whiff of eucalyptus. Full bodied and rather austere, the palate shows both concentration and finesse, offering dried cherry, blood orange, star anise and tobacco alongside assertive, close-grained tannins that leave a drying close. Drink 2021–2027.

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Vintage

2015

Region

Piemonte

Cellaring

2034

Alc. by volume

15%

Closure

Cork

Bottle volume

Standard 750ml

Frequently Asked Questions

While both wines are made from Nebbiolo grapes in Piemonte, Barbaresco is generally more approachable and seductive than its famous neighbour Barolo. The slightly warmer microclimate and different soil composition in Barbaresco's vineyards produce wines that are more delicate and charming, with softer tannins that make them enjoyable earlier in their development. This Socré 2015 exemplifies these qualities perfectly, offering immediate pleasure while still having the structure for long-term ageing.

Decant this wine for at least an hour before serving to allow its complex aromatics to fully develop and the tannins to soften. Serve at cellar temperature (16-18°C) in large Burgundy glasses to capture the wine's heady bouquet of forest berries, violets, and earthy notes. The decanting process will help transport you from your dining room to the foggy hills of Piemonte, as the wine's true character emerges.

This full-bodied Barbaresco's textured, savoury profile makes it ideal for rich, earthy dishes that complement its forest berry and spice notes. Classic pairings include truffle risotto, braised beef with herbs, aged hard cheeses, or wild mushroom dishes. The wine's natural acidity and tannin structure also make it excellent with game meats like venison or duck, where the allspice and mulberry flavours can shine alongside the protein's richness.

This 2015 Barbaresco strikes a beautiful balance - it's approachable now with proper decanting, yet has the structure to age gracefully for many years. The tannins are present but not overwhelming, allowing you to enjoy the wine's current expression of ripe fruit and floral notes. However, if you have the patience, cellaring for another 5-10 years will reward you with even greater complexity and integration of the earthy, mocha, and liquorice elements.

A 94-point rating from Wine Enthusiast places this Barbaresco in the 'outstanding' category, indicating exceptional quality and complexity. This score reflects the wine's masterful balance of ripe fruit character without jamminess, its elegant integration of tannins, and the sophisticated interplay of primary fruit flavours with secondary notes of violets, earth, and spice. The single vineyard designation further emphasises the wine's terroir expression and the producer's commitment to showcasing the unique characteristics of the Roncaglie site.

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