Last Chance Brovia, Barolo "brea Ca'mia" Tool [yvUoMD46]

Experience the Brovia Legacy

Last Chance Brovia, Barolo "brea Ca'mia" Tool [yvUoMD46] is a wine that embodies the rich heritage of the Brovia family, a fourth-generation dynasty dedicated to crafting exceptional Barolo wines. This premium offering is the result of meticulous organic farming and the utilization of some of the most esteemed vineyard sites in Castiglione Falletto and Serralunga d'Alba. The Brovia sisters, Cristina and Elena, along with Elena's husband, Alex Sanchez, are the torchbearers of this esteemed winemaking tradition. Their passion for the land and dedication to quality is evident in every bottle.

Superior Vineyard Selection

The Brovia estate boasts an enviable collection of vineyard sites, each with its unique characteristics. Among these, the "Villero" cru is renowned for its powerful, brooding wines, while the "Rocche" and "Garblèt Sué" (a.k.a. "Bricco Fiasco") sites are also celebrated. In Serralunga d'Alba, the family farms the "Brea" vineyard, known as "Ca’Mia," which is their only cru holding in that village. This parcel, with its limestone-rich soils, produces a broader, darker style of wine, making it a standout in the Brovia portfolio. The annual production of about 3,500 bottles, with only 1,200 destined for the US market, underscores the exclusivity of this exquisite Barolo.

Enjoy the Full Spectrum of Aromatics and Flavors

Last Chance Brovia, Barolo "brea Ca'mia" Tool [yvUoMD46] is not just a wine; it's an experience. Ideally, this wine should be cellared for at least 7-10 years to fully appreciate its complexity. However, if you choose to enjoy it young, a 90-minute decant will unlock its full potential. The wine boasts an aromatic profile that includes spiced cherries, kirsch, rose petals, blood orange, cinnamon, espresso, porcini, and tar. Serve it in your finest Burgundy stemware and pair it with classic dishes like Milanese Osso Bucco to elevate your culinary experience. With Brovia, Barolo "Brea Ca'Mia," you are not just drinking a wine; you are savoring a piece of the Brovia legacy.