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Since 1988, Wine Spectator has released what it considers to be the most exciting wines of the year, resulting in its annual Top 100 list.

This week, Wine Spectator released its Top 10 Wines of 2024, with its top wines #11 - #100 set to release next week. Sitting at its #9 Wine of the Year is an amazing Barolo value that can’t be beat - 2020 G.D. Vajra Barolo Albe. Priced at only $34.95 and scoring 94 points from both Wine Spectator and Robert Parker Wine Advocate, this Barolo is one to buy by the case, and it won’t last long.

“Aldo Vaira took control of the family vineyards in 1968, when he was just 15 years old. Today, G.D. Vajra is one of the Piedmont region’s most recognized estates and comprises 150 acres, mostly around the commune of Barolo. Aldo and his wife, Milena, are joined by their children, Giuseppe, Francesca and Isidoro. Though there

If you’re a Barolo fan, you don’t want to miss this value! 2015 Alessandro e Gian Natale Fantino Barolo Riserva Dardi has a 96 point score and a price of only $64.99.

“I am often asked who the up and coming producers are in Barolo. Alessandro and Gian Natale Fantino are among them.” - Antonio Galloni

Aged for 5 years in barrel and 12 months in bottle before release, this Bussia Riserva delivers a traditional Barolo Riserva at a ridiculously affordable price. It’s a Barolo lover’s dream!

To give you a little background, Alessandro Fantino spent twenty years working alongside the master, Bartolo Mascarello, where he made the wines and managed the vineyards. Additionally, the Fantinos own some of the oldest vines in the Barolo zone. Planted in 1946 and 1947, they produce grapes that would be the envy of any Barolista.

To show the value afforded here, consider how

Attention Barolo lovers! We have a terrific deal on a new arrival 2019 Barolo that’s priced at only $39.99! Many of you have been scooping up 2019s from Piedmont with a fury based upon all the incredible posts from top wine critics. Antonio Galloni called 2019 “a stellar vintage… strong, outstanding” and Jeb Dunnuck said it's “an outstanding, classic year.”

You’ll be amazed by the 2019 Damilano Barolo Lecinquevigne! It scored 97 points and is 1 of only 50 Wines to receive 97 Point Best in Show at Decanter's 2023 World Wine Awards.

2019 Damilano Barolo Lecinquevigne comes from the Damilano family in Barolo, whose activity dates back to 1890. They currently bottle wines from five crus, and their Lecinquevigne blends juice from all five to give an appellation-wide taste of Nebbiolo, which works very well in a vintage like 2019.

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