Music, literature, cinema, tastings, events and lively discussions about wine: all of this and much more took place at Collisioni 2017, the Agrirock festival that has been held in Barolo for the past nine years and sees hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts come to discover the charm and taste of the Langhe.
The three-day festival also hosted the Wine Project, an initiative begun six years ago by Ian d’Agata with the aim of informing sommeliers and international wine experts about the great wines of Piedmont and the Italian regions involved in the project.
Boroli also participated in the project, and on Tuesday, July 18, 2017, had the honor of hosting some twenty journalists and experts. We went with them to Castiglione Falletto, to the Cascina Brunella, where we had the opportunity to taste our wines and to present our great rediscovery, the Barolo Brunella cru.