As we tried to suss out which apartment was Lorenzo Accomasso’s, I noticed roosters doing a damned good imitation of a Chagall painting perched there on the roof of the coop’s hut. We then walked into an open door, into a disheveled receiving room and saw the baseball-capped, blue-eyed Barolo legend himself, waiting for us.
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