The Bricco Ambrogio is the sole geographic mention in Roddi village and yields lovely Barolos with intense floral aromatics, freshness and finesse.

94 Points - James Suckling

An attractive nose, with dense floral notes to color the ripe red berries and cherries. Hints of white nuts and apricot skins add to the appeal. The same enticing fruit mix on the palate, too, with an easy bed of fine but loosely knit tannin that adds a luxurious note to the mouth-feel. All in all, this is quite an extravagant Barolo with loads to like now, but should age gracefully.