The Cascina Chicco 2017 Barolo Rocche di Castelletto is bright and perfumed with a first impact of lilac and rose that leaves a lasting impression. That first layer of floral intensity lifts slowly to reveal a core of red and purple fruits with cassis and plum. The aromas are subtle and soft, creating a big contrast against the wine's mouthfeel that plays up its intensity and tannins in a much more evident and determined manner. The wine will surely benefit from cellar aging, but I'm not sure there is enough fruit to carry it over the long haul.