The Giovanni Viberti 2015 Barolo Riserva la Volta (with fruit from the village of Barolo) shows a little more textural richness and width compared to the other wines in this series. The difference is subtle, but this wine takes an easy approach to the nose and the palate with smooth and long-lasting sensations. It wraps carefully over the senses with dark cherry, plum and sweet berry notes. Those are followed by rusty tones, hazelnut and a touch of freshly unearthed truffle. I also found the mouthfeel to be softer and more fleshed out in this wine, suggesting a slightly shorter drinking window perhaps.