A 16-year-old Barolo from one of Monforte's most prestigious crus. Mosconi is a south-facing slope on the eastern edge of Monforte d'Alba, known for producing structured, age-worthy Barolo with rose petal, tar, and dried-cherry profile. The 2010 vintage is legendary in Piedmont — long, cool growing season, exceptional structure, wines built to last 30+ years. Anselma is a smaller, family-run producer that's been working Mosconi for decades. At 16 years in bottle, this is exactly where Barolo from a great vintage should be: dried roses, leather, tar, dried sour cherry, and tannins that have finally relaxed.