The great tradition
of Piedmont wines
The presence of man with his intelligence and his creativity translates the various production phases into a virtuous path of wine oriented to the highest quality.
The hill dominates this special land, in the vinous heart of Piedmont: Alba, the Langhe and Roero, dedicate the best spaces to the vine, the truffle, the Piedmont hazelnut, the Madernassa pear, peaches and strawberries.
Roero and Langhe is a large area of hills and valleys, with a profound uniformity, accompanied by some environmental differences and cultural tradition that characterize the individual spaces.
Broadly speaking, we can say that the Langhe and Roero are a bit like two worlds side by side, each is very similar, but at the same time, different.
The long panoramic hills characterize the views looking from the Langhe to the Roero are dominated by pointed peaks and areas that steep and difficult to navigate and cultivate.
If the story of the wine begins in the vineyard with the attentive care of the vines, the winery is the space where the qualities of the vineyards are clearly reflected. It is not just a matter of technique and technology. It is the presence of man with intelligence and creativity to translate the various stages of production along a path to achieve the highest quality wine.
read more
They are a world of uninterrupted hills, the Langhe and Roero, a river goes through them - the Tanaro - which seems to randomly divide the areas. It is true that in the past this river ran to the north of this area and then they were almost touching. But now - after the geological changes that occurred about 250,000 years ago – the course of the river divides the areas precisely at the base of the hills between Langhe and Roero, emphasizing the soil diversity, environment, and structural shape.
read more
CAMPAIGN FINANCED ACCORDING TO EU REG. N. 1308/2013