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  • Barolo DOCG wine bottle beside an hourglass and oak barrels in a traditional Italian wine cellar, illustrating the mandatory 38-month aging rule before Barolo can be sold.
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    Why Barolo Can’t Be Sold for 38 Months

    Most wine gets picked, fermented, bottled, and shipped inside a year. Nobody’s money sits around waiting. Barolo doesn’t get that luxury. And it’s not because the producer is being precious about it. It’s the law. Italian regulation requires every bottle labeled Barolo to age a minimum of 38 months before…

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