Domaine, Boigey Freres Brut Zero although I did not think

although I did not think it justified the lofty $100+ price tag

Soft edges (for a young Barolo) give the Cannubi notable immediacy and tons of sheer appeal

intense and pure on the nose that is complex and saline but also very attractive—probably more so in three or four years than today

but I suspect that once it is in bottle it will tighten up considerably

Domaine, Boigey Freres Brut Zero although I did not think(from a . 28 ha holding). Here too the expressive nose is mildly toasty with its spicier aromas of equally cool plum, violet and red currant. The palate impression of the barely middleweight flavors is also on the lighter side (though by no means dilute) before terminating in a chiseled, youthfully austere and more complex finale. While this should repay a few years of keeping, its not so structured that it couldnt be enjoyed on the younger side too.