October 25 to November 2, 2025
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call (845) 800-0449
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Embark on the ultimate Italian wine and gastronomy adventure, where every sip, every bite, and every moment is thoughtfully curated for a truly unforgettable experience in the heart of Piedmont.
Join Chef Marcus Guiliano for exclusive winery access, decadent truffle tastings, and luxurious stays, all included in this once-in-a-lifetime journey through Italy's most iconic wine regions.
Join Chef Marcus Guiliano for exclusive winery access, decadent truffle tastings, and luxurious stays, all included in this once-in-a-lifetime journey through Italy's most iconic wine regions.
Marcus & Jamie Guiliano (845) 800-0449
Piedmont Wine & Gastronomy Experience
Indulge in an unparalleled 9-day, 8-night journey that immerses you in the heart of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions, Piedmont and Lombardy, with a grand finale in Milan. This luxury trip is designed for those who savor fine wine, gourmet cuisine, and the authentic Italian experience. Every winery visit, meal, excursion, and tasting is meticulously curated and fully included for a truly all-inclusive experience.
Day 1: Saturday, October 25, 2025
Welcome to Lombardy
Day 2: Sunday, October 26, 2025
Discovering Gavi
Day 3: Monday, October 27, 2025
Barolo: The King of Wines
Day 4: Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Barbaresco Exploration
Day 5: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Historic Barolo & Borgogno
Day 6: Thursday, October 30, 2025
Alba & Asti Adventures
Day 7: Friday, October 31, 2025
Turin’s Timeless Charm
Day 8: Saturday, November 1, 2025
Boca and Milan Farewell
Day 9: Sunday, November 2, 2025
Departure
What’s Included
Call for pricing (845) 800-0449 or (845) 647-3000, ask for Marcus or Jamie
Piedmont Wine & Gastronomy Experience
Indulge in an unparalleled 9-day, 8-night journey that immerses you in the heart of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions, Piedmont and Lombardy, with a grand finale in Milan. This luxury trip is designed for those who savor fine wine, gourmet cuisine, and the authentic Italian experience. Every winery visit, meal, excursion, and tasting is meticulously curated and fully included for a truly all-inclusive experience.
Day 1: Saturday, October 25, 2025
Welcome to Lombardy
- Arrive in Milan: Touch down in Milan and begin your adventure. From the airport, you’ll travel to the serene countryside of Lombardy.
- Winery Visit at Calatroni Vini: Experience your first taste of Italy’s renowned winemaking with a private tour and tasting at Calatroni Vini, a boutique winery celebrated for its Metodo Classico sparkling wines and commitment to sustainability. Sample their crisp Franciacorta-style sparklers and learn about the region’s winemaking traditions.
- Stay at Il Casale Denari: Check into the charming Hotel Il Casale Denari, a beautifully restored villa surrounded by lush vineyards and rolling hills.
- Dinner at the Hotel: Savor a welcome dinner featuring Lombard specialties, perfectly paired with local wines, and get to know your fellow travelers.
Day 2: Sunday, October 26, 2025
Discovering Gavi
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Wake up to a classic Italian breakfast of fresh pastries, seasonal fruits, artisanal cheeses, and rich coffee, all served in a tranquil countryside setting.
- Picollo Ernesto Winery Visit: Begin your day with a visit to Picollo Ernesto, a family-run estate producing some of the finest Gavi wines. Stroll through their vineyards and enjoy a tasting of their vibrant whites, paired with local delicacies.
- Villa Sparina Winery & Hotel: Next, head to Villa Sparina, where you’ll experience an exclusive tour of their award-winning winery, followed by a gourmet lunch. Savor their signature Gavi di Gavi wines as you dine in the elegant setting of their historic estate.
- Check-In at Villa Sparina Hotel: Spend the night at the luxurious Villa Sparina Hotel, blending rustic charm with modern elegance.
- Dinner at the Hotel: Enjoy a private wine reception followed by an intimate dinner featuring dishes inspired by Piedmontese cuisine.
Day 3: Monday, October 27, 2025
Barolo: The King of Wines
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Delight in a breakfast spread showcasing Piedmont’s culinary treasures, from hazelnut cakes to locally made jams.
- G.D. Vajra Winery Visit & Lunch: Journey into the Barolo region to visit the iconic G.D. Vajra Winery, where tradition meets innovation. Tour their cellars, learn about their sustainable practices, and savor a lunch paired with their renowned Barolo wines.
- Vietti Winery Visit: Continue to Vietti, one of Barolo’s most historic producers. Experience their single-vineyard wines and learn about the artistry that goes into every bottle.
- Stay at Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel: Check into the delightful Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel in La Morra, offering refined accommodations in the heart of Barolo.
- Dinner at Vinbar: Stroll to the cozy Vinbar, where you’ll enjoy a relaxed dinner featuring Barolo wines and local specialties like tajarin pasta and agnolotti del plin.
Day 4: Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Barbaresco Exploration
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Indulge in a leisurely breakfast featuring fresh-baked breads, cured meats, and creamy cappuccinos.
- Battaglio Winery Visit: Begin your day with a visit to Battaglio, a family-owned gem producing elegant Nebbiolo wines. Walk through their picturesque vineyards and enjoy a tasting in their intimate tasting room.
- Cantina del Pino Winery Visit: Next, head to Cantina del Pino, known for its classic Barbaresco. Discover the rich history of this estate and savor the terroir-driven complexity of their wines.
- Marchesi di Grésy Winery Dinner: Conclude your day with a visit to Marchesi di Grésy, a Barbaresco legend. Tour the Martinenga vineyard, then enjoy an early dinner on-site featuring wine pairings that highlight the estate’s artistry.
- Stay at Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel: Return to your hotel to unwind and reflect on another unforgettable day.
Day 5: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Historic Barolo & Borgogno
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Prepare for a day of indulgence with a sumptuous breakfast spread.
- Casa E. di Mirafiore Winery Visit & Lunch: Visit Casa E. di Mirafiore, a historic winery producing Barolo and Barbera wines of exceptional quality. Enjoy a guided tasting followed by a gourmet lunch featuring locally sourced ingredients.
- Borgogno Winery Visit & Dinner: Spend the afternoon at Borgogno, one of Barolo’s oldest wineries. Tour their ancient cellars and cap off your day with an elegant dinner at their estate, perfectly paired with their iconic Barolo wines.
- Stay at Casa Borgogno Hotel: Check into the boutique accommodations at Casa Borgogno for a cozy and immersive stay.
Day 6: Thursday, October 30, 2025
Alba & Asti Adventures
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Enjoy a relaxed morning with a hearty breakfast before setting out on your journey.
- Alba Truffle Market: Explore the renowned Fiera Internazionale del Tartufo Bianco d’Alba (Alba White Truffle Market). Browse stalls filled with truffles, artisan products, and regional delights while soaking in the lively atmosphere.
- Lunch in Asti: Head to Asti for a fine dining experience at Il Cascinalenuovo, a Michelin-starred restaurant known for its modern take on traditional Piedmontese cuisine.
- Sightseeing in Asti: After lunch, enjoy a guided walk through Asti’s historic streets. Highlights include the majestic Asti Cathedral, the towering Torre Troyana, and the charming Piazza Alfieri.
- Return to Casa Borgogno Hotel: Unwind back at your hotel, ready for a peaceful evening.
Day 7: Friday, October 31, 2025
Turin’s Timeless Charm
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Savor your final breakfast at Casa Borgogno before heading to Turin.
- Shroud of Turin: Visit the Turin Cathedral to learn about the legendary Shroud of Turin.
- Piazza Castello & Porta Palazzo Market: Stroll through Turin’s historic center and experience the vibrant energy of one of Europe’s largest markets.
- Chocolate Tour: Indulge in Turin’s famed chocolate scene, sampling gianduja and other delights at Guido Gobino and Peyrano.
- LoverBeer Brewery Visit: Explore this innovative brewery near Turin, known for their sour ales and wild-fermented beers.
- Aperitivo & Dinner: Enjoy aperitivo at Baratti & Milano, followed by a cozy dinner at Antiche Sere, an authentic osteria.
- Stay at Grand Hotel Sitea Turin: Spend the night in the luxurious Grand Hotel Sitea, ideally located in Turin’s heart.
Day 8: Saturday, November 1, 2025
Boca and Milan Farewell
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Start your final full day with a delicious breakfast in Turin.
- Le Piane Winery Visit: Travel to Boca for an exclusive tasting and lunch at Le Piane, a boutique winery specializing in Nebbiolo blends.
- Hotel Manzoni in Milan: Return to Milan and check into the elegant Hotel Manzoni, located in the Centro district.
- Farewell Dinner: Celebrate your incredible journey with a final dinner at Osteria La Vecchia Lira, a quintessential Italian eatery offering a warm and intimate atmosphere.
Day 9: Sunday, November 2, 2025
Departure
- Breakfast at the Hotel: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before your transfer to Milan airport, taking home unforgettable memories of your Italian adventure.
What’s Included
- All accommodations in boutique hotels and historic wineries.
- Every meal, from breakfasts to multi-course dinners with wine pairings.
- Private tours and tastings at 10+ wineries and a brewery.
- Expert-guided excursions, including truffle markets, city tours, and chocolate tastings.
- Luxury transportation for the entire trip.
Call for pricing (845) 800-0449 or (845) 647-3000, ask for Marcus or Jamie
Truffle Hunt and Truffle Lunch
Cities
Milan: Italy’s Modern Metropolis with Timeless Charm
Milan is where the elegance of history meets the vibrancy of modernity, creating a city that’s as dynamic as it is enchanting. As Italy’s fashion and financial capital, Milan dazzles visitors with its cosmopolitan energy while offering a rich tapestry of art, culture, and culinary delights.
A City of GrandeurAt the heart of Milan lies the Duomo di Milano, an architectural masterpiece and one of the largest cathedrals in the world. This Gothic marvel, with its intricate spires and statues, invites you to ascend its terraces for sweeping views of the city. Nearby, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a stunning 19th-century arcade filled with luxury boutiques and charming cafés, making it the perfect spot for a stylish stroll.
A Cultural Treasure TroveMilan boasts a wealth of artistic heritage. At Santa Maria delle Grazie, marvel at Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic The Last Supper, a painting that continues to inspire awe centuries after its creation. The Teatro alla Scala, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses, offers performances that resonate with the city’s deep love for the arts. The Brera Art Gallery and the Sforza Castle Museums further enrich Milan’s cultural landscape, showcasing masterpieces from the Renaissance to contemporary art.
A Shopper’s ParadiseKnown as the fashion capital of the world, Milan is a haven for trendsetters and luxury seekers. The Quadrilatero della Moda—the Fashion District—is lined with high-end boutiques, including Prada, Gucci, and Versace. For unique finds, explore the vibrant markets and independent designers scattered throughout the city.
A Gastronomic DelightMilan’s culinary scene is as diverse as it is delicious. From iconic dishes like risotto alla Milanese and ossobuco to the buttery indulgence of panettone, every meal here is a celebration of flavor. Dine at traditional trattorias or modern Michelin-starred restaurants, each offering its own take on Italian cuisine. The Navigli district, with its charming canals and buzzing eateries, is perfect for a memorable aperitivo or a leisurely dinner.
A Hub of ModernityBeyond its historic landmarks, Milan pulsates with innovation. The Porta Nuova district showcases futuristic skyscrapers, while the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest) redefines urban architecture with its lush, plant-covered towers. The Fondazione Prada and the Mudec Museum offer cutting-edge exhibitions, solidifying Milan’s reputation as a hub of contemporary culture.
A Gateway to ItalyMilan’s strategic location makes it the ideal starting point for exploring northern Italy. From here, the rolling vineyards of Piedmont, the serene lakes of Como and Garda, and the dramatic peaks of the Alps are all within easy reach.
Embrace the Allure of MilanWhether you’re captivated by its history, inspired by its style, or indulging in its cuisine, Milan offers an experience like no other. This city is a celebration of the old and the new, the timeless and the contemporary, inviting you to immerse yourself in its unique charm. Milan is more than a destination—it’s a way of life, a testament to Italy’s ability to evolve while honoring its rich heritage.
A City of GrandeurAt the heart of Milan lies the Duomo di Milano, an architectural masterpiece and one of the largest cathedrals in the world. This Gothic marvel, with its intricate spires and statues, invites you to ascend its terraces for sweeping views of the city. Nearby, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a stunning 19th-century arcade filled with luxury boutiques and charming cafés, making it the perfect spot for a stylish stroll.
A Cultural Treasure TroveMilan boasts a wealth of artistic heritage. At Santa Maria delle Grazie, marvel at Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic The Last Supper, a painting that continues to inspire awe centuries after its creation. The Teatro alla Scala, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses, offers performances that resonate with the city’s deep love for the arts. The Brera Art Gallery and the Sforza Castle Museums further enrich Milan’s cultural landscape, showcasing masterpieces from the Renaissance to contemporary art.
A Shopper’s ParadiseKnown as the fashion capital of the world, Milan is a haven for trendsetters and luxury seekers. The Quadrilatero della Moda—the Fashion District—is lined with high-end boutiques, including Prada, Gucci, and Versace. For unique finds, explore the vibrant markets and independent designers scattered throughout the city.
A Gastronomic DelightMilan’s culinary scene is as diverse as it is delicious. From iconic dishes like risotto alla Milanese and ossobuco to the buttery indulgence of panettone, every meal here is a celebration of flavor. Dine at traditional trattorias or modern Michelin-starred restaurants, each offering its own take on Italian cuisine. The Navigli district, with its charming canals and buzzing eateries, is perfect for a memorable aperitivo or a leisurely dinner.
A Hub of ModernityBeyond its historic landmarks, Milan pulsates with innovation. The Porta Nuova district showcases futuristic skyscrapers, while the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest) redefines urban architecture with its lush, plant-covered towers. The Fondazione Prada and the Mudec Museum offer cutting-edge exhibitions, solidifying Milan’s reputation as a hub of contemporary culture.
A Gateway to ItalyMilan’s strategic location makes it the ideal starting point for exploring northern Italy. From here, the rolling vineyards of Piedmont, the serene lakes of Como and Garda, and the dramatic peaks of the Alps are all within easy reach.
Embrace the Allure of MilanWhether you’re captivated by its history, inspired by its style, or indulging in its cuisine, Milan offers an experience like no other. This city is a celebration of the old and the new, the timeless and the contemporary, inviting you to immerse yourself in its unique charm. Milan is more than a destination—it’s a way of life, a testament to Italy’s ability to evolve while honoring its rich heritage.
La Morra: A Breathtaking Jewel in the Heart of Langhe
Elevated gracefully on a hill reaching 513 meters above sea level, the quaint village of La Morra stands as a captivating testament to the beauty of the Langhe region. Positioned at the heart of this Italian treasure, La Morra offers a vantage point that unveils a mesmerizing tapestry of landscapes and history, captivating all who set foot within its enchanting embrace.
A Hilltop Oasis: Nestled atop this gentle rise, La Morra graces the Langhe with its presence. As you step into the village, you're immediately transported to a world where history and natural beauty converge in perfect harmony. The village center, adorned with the timeless allure of Piazza Castello, acts as a gateway to an experience that transcends time.
A Panoramic Odyssey: From Piazza Castello's heart, a panoramic vista unfolds, painting an unforgettable tableau of the Langhe landscape. As far as the eye can see, hills upon hills dappled with vineyards, clusters of villages, and the stoic presence of castles and towers dotting the horizon create an awe-inspiring panorama. This unique vantage point not only reveals the breathtaking Langhe but also grants a glimpse of the majestic Alps that stand as silent sentinels in the distance.
A Glimpse into Time: La Morra stands as a living canvas that showcases the passage of time. The village's cobblestone streets, centuries-old architecture, and charming squares evoke a sense of nostalgia and wonder. It's a place where each stone whispers tales of generations gone by, and where history and contemporary life coexist in harmonious symphony.
Captivating the Senses: La Morra beckons you to indulge in its sensory delights. The air carries hints of the surrounding vineyards, a precursor to the exceptional wines that call this land home. Local cuisine, steeped in tradition, invites you to savor authentic flavors, while the warmth of the community welcomes you with open arms.
A Journey of Discovery: In La Morra, time seems to slow down as you immerse yourself in its charm. Explore the village's hidden corners, bask in its splendid vistas, and feel the echoes of the past resonate with each step. Join us on a journey that transcends mere sightseeing, where La Morra's essence becomes a cherished memory etched into your heart forever.
Embrace the Magic of La Morra: With its panoramic grace, historical significance, and captivating allure, La Morra invites you to surrender to its spell. As you stand upon its hill, gazing across the Langhe and Alps, you'll find yourself transported to a realm where beauty and history intertwine seamlessly. Join us on a voyage to La Morra, where time stands still, and every moment is a treasured adventure waiting to be lived.
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Alba: A Jewel of Elegance and Flavor in Italy
Nestled within the enchanting landscapes of Italy, Alba beckons travelers to discover its captivating charm and immerse themselves in the essence of elegance and flavor. With a rich history, delectable cuisine, and an inviting atmosphere, this jewel of a town invites you to explore its every corner and embrace its unique allure.
Epicenter of Gastronomy: Alba is a haven for culinary enthusiasts, a place where food is celebrated as an art form. Renowned as the truffle capital of the world, the town's aroma-filled streets come alive with the intoxicating scent of this cherished delicacy. From vibrant markets to gourmet restaurants, Alba's gastronomic offerings are a symphony of flavors that pay homage to the region's bountiful produce and time-honored traditions.
Timeless Elegance: As you stroll through Alba's elegant streets, you'll be transported to a world of refined beauty and history. The town's architecture reflects its storied past, with medieval towers, charming squares, and quaint alleys that echo with whispers of centuries gone by. Each corner offers a glimpse into Alba's cultural heritage, where the old and the new coalesce in harmonious unity.
A Treasure Trove of Culture: Alba is a cultural treasure trove, home to museums, galleries, and historic sites that offer insight into its rich heritage. The town's museums showcase artistic masterpieces and artifacts that reveal its artistic legacy, while its theaters and festivals bring the performing arts to life, inviting you to partake in the vibrancy of local culture.
Wine and Vineyard Splendors: Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, Alba is also a destination for wine connoisseurs. The surrounding Langhe region produces some of Italy's most renowned wines, with vineyards that create a picturesque backdrop for your exploration. Savoring a glass of local wine while gazing over the verdant landscapes is an experience that encapsulates the essence of Alba's beauty.
Celebrate Life's Joys: Alba's calendar is filled with festivities that embody the town's joie de vivre. From the Alba International White Truffle Fair to colorful local markets, every event is an opportunity to celebrate life's simple pleasures and embrace the warmth of community. These celebrations offer a glimpse into Alba's heart and spirit.
Embrace Alba's Essence: Alba invites you to embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary. Whether you're indulging in its culinary delights, marveling at its architectural wonders, or simply soaking in its inviting ambiance, every moment in Alba is an opportunity to embrace the harmony of elegance and flavor. Join us in discovering the treasures of this captivating town, where every experience is a symphony of tastes, sights, and sensations that linger in your heart long after you've left.
Epicenter of Gastronomy: Alba is a haven for culinary enthusiasts, a place where food is celebrated as an art form. Renowned as the truffle capital of the world, the town's aroma-filled streets come alive with the intoxicating scent of this cherished delicacy. From vibrant markets to gourmet restaurants, Alba's gastronomic offerings are a symphony of flavors that pay homage to the region's bountiful produce and time-honored traditions.
Timeless Elegance: As you stroll through Alba's elegant streets, you'll be transported to a world of refined beauty and history. The town's architecture reflects its storied past, with medieval towers, charming squares, and quaint alleys that echo with whispers of centuries gone by. Each corner offers a glimpse into Alba's cultural heritage, where the old and the new coalesce in harmonious unity.
A Treasure Trove of Culture: Alba is a cultural treasure trove, home to museums, galleries, and historic sites that offer insight into its rich heritage. The town's museums showcase artistic masterpieces and artifacts that reveal its artistic legacy, while its theaters and festivals bring the performing arts to life, inviting you to partake in the vibrancy of local culture.
Wine and Vineyard Splendors: Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, Alba is also a destination for wine connoisseurs. The surrounding Langhe region produces some of Italy's most renowned wines, with vineyards that create a picturesque backdrop for your exploration. Savoring a glass of local wine while gazing over the verdant landscapes is an experience that encapsulates the essence of Alba's beauty.
Celebrate Life's Joys: Alba's calendar is filled with festivities that embody the town's joie de vivre. From the Alba International White Truffle Fair to colorful local markets, every event is an opportunity to celebrate life's simple pleasures and embrace the warmth of community. These celebrations offer a glimpse into Alba's heart and spirit.
Embrace Alba's Essence: Alba invites you to embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary. Whether you're indulging in its culinary delights, marveling at its architectural wonders, or simply soaking in its inviting ambiance, every moment in Alba is an opportunity to embrace the harmony of elegance and flavor. Join us in discovering the treasures of this captivating town, where every experience is a symphony of tastes, sights, and sensations that linger in your heart long after you've left.
Turin
Turin: Where History and Modernity Converge in Splendor
Nestled within the heart of Italy, Turin beckons travelers to embark on a journey that seamlessly weaves the threads of history and modernity into an exquisite tapestry. With its rich heritage, artistic treasures, and vibrant energy, this enchanting city invites you to explore its every corner and immerse yourself in its captivating allure.
A Tapestry of Heritage: Turin is a living testament to centuries of history and culture. The city's architecture whispers tales of its past, with elegant palaces, grand piazzas, and ornate churches that stand as witnesses to its illustrious past. As you stroll through its streets, you'll walk in the footsteps of royalty, philosophers, and artists who have left their indelible mark on this timeless canvas.
Artistry and Innovation: Amidst the echoes of history, Turin pulses with a vibrant energy that embraces the present and looks toward the future. The city's museums and galleries house an array of artistic treasures, showcasing masterpieces that span epochs. Yet, Turin is not confined by its past; it is a hub of innovation, where technological advancements and creative endeavors converge to shape a dynamic and thriving modern landscape.
Culinary Delights: Turin's culinary scene is a symphony of flavors that beckon you to savor the essence of Italy. From traditional trattorias to contemporary bistros, the city's gastronomic offerings celebrate the rich bounty of the region. Indulge in delicate pastries, relish in handmade pasta, and savor every sip of the renowned local wines – each dish a celebration of the artistry and passion that define Turin's culinary heritage.
Elegant Charms and Green Spaces: Turin's allure extends beyond its architectural marvels. The city's elegant parks and green spaces provide respite from the urban bustle, inviting you to enjoy moments of tranquility amidst nature's beauty. Whether it's a leisurely stroll along the Po River or a peaceful retreat within its gardens, Turin's harmonious blend of urban life and natural serenity is a true delight.
A City of Celebrations: Turin's cultural calendar is a tapestry of festivals and events that reflect the city's joie de vivre. From historic processions to modern music festivals, the city comes alive with the rhythm of celebration. Each event is an opportunity to experience Turin's unique blend of tradition and contemporary spirit.
Embrace Turin's Magic: Turin invites you to explore its multifaceted identity, where past and present coexist in harmonious synergy. Whether you're wandering through its historic quarters, discovering hidden gems, or embracing the vibrant local culture, every moment in Turin is a chance to be enchanted by its timeless beauty and dynamic spirit. Join us in uncovering the wonders of this remarkable city, where history and modernity intertwine to create an unforgettable journey of exploration and delight.
Nestled within the heart of Italy, Turin beckons travelers to embark on a journey that seamlessly weaves the threads of history and modernity into an exquisite tapestry. With its rich heritage, artistic treasures, and vibrant energy, this enchanting city invites you to explore its every corner and immerse yourself in its captivating allure.
A Tapestry of Heritage: Turin is a living testament to centuries of history and culture. The city's architecture whispers tales of its past, with elegant palaces, grand piazzas, and ornate churches that stand as witnesses to its illustrious past. As you stroll through its streets, you'll walk in the footsteps of royalty, philosophers, and artists who have left their indelible mark on this timeless canvas.
Artistry and Innovation: Amidst the echoes of history, Turin pulses with a vibrant energy that embraces the present and looks toward the future. The city's museums and galleries house an array of artistic treasures, showcasing masterpieces that span epochs. Yet, Turin is not confined by its past; it is a hub of innovation, where technological advancements and creative endeavors converge to shape a dynamic and thriving modern landscape.
Culinary Delights: Turin's culinary scene is a symphony of flavors that beckon you to savor the essence of Italy. From traditional trattorias to contemporary bistros, the city's gastronomic offerings celebrate the rich bounty of the region. Indulge in delicate pastries, relish in handmade pasta, and savor every sip of the renowned local wines – each dish a celebration of the artistry and passion that define Turin's culinary heritage.
Elegant Charms and Green Spaces: Turin's allure extends beyond its architectural marvels. The city's elegant parks and green spaces provide respite from the urban bustle, inviting you to enjoy moments of tranquility amidst nature's beauty. Whether it's a leisurely stroll along the Po River or a peaceful retreat within its gardens, Turin's harmonious blend of urban life and natural serenity is a true delight.
A City of Celebrations: Turin's cultural calendar is a tapestry of festivals and events that reflect the city's joie de vivre. From historic processions to modern music festivals, the city comes alive with the rhythm of celebration. Each event is an opportunity to experience Turin's unique blend of tradition and contemporary spirit.
Embrace Turin's Magic: Turin invites you to explore its multifaceted identity, where past and present coexist in harmonious synergy. Whether you're wandering through its historic quarters, discovering hidden gems, or embracing the vibrant local culture, every moment in Turin is a chance to be enchanted by its timeless beauty and dynamic spirit. Join us in uncovering the wonders of this remarkable city, where history and modernity intertwine to create an unforgettable journey of exploration and delight.
Asti
Discover the Enchanting Charm of Asti, Italy
Nestled gracefully in the embrace of the Tarano valley, Asti emerges as a gem among Italian towns, beckoning travelers to uncover its rich tapestry of history, culture, and wine. Located just 55 kilometers from Turin, this picturesque destination holds a special place in the heart of wine enthusiasts and explorers alike.
A Winemaker's Haven: Asti stands as a testament to the artistry of winemaking, celebrated for its fertile lands and the exceptional grapes that flourish within its boundaries. This fertile land has bestowed upon the world a bounty of top-quality wines, making Asti an essential pilgrimage for those who seek the finest in wine craftsmanship.
A Tapestry of Attractions: Beyond its vineyards, Asti is adorned with a collection of attractions that invite exploration. Museums awaken the senses to a world of art, history, and the captivating stories that have shaped the town. Cathedrals stand as testaments to the enduring spirit of faith and architecture, while monuments weave tales of a bygone era. Every corner of Asti invites travelers to journey through time and immerse themselves in the allure of its heritage.
Festivals and Fervor: Asti pulsates with life as it hosts an array of festivals and events throughout the year. From traditional celebrations rooted in centuries of tradition to contemporary gatherings that bring together artists and enthusiasts, the town thrives as a hub of cultural vibrancy. These moments of jubilation encapsulate the spirit of Asti, offering visitors a unique opportunity to be part of the town's living legacy.
A Journey of Discovery: Asti, with its remarkable fusion of wine, history, and celebration, beckons travelers to embark on an unforgettable journey. Whether strolling through its historic streets, indulging in its acclaimed wines, or joining in the festivities that define its spirit, Asti welcomes visitors with open arms and a promise of cherished memories.
Embrace the Allure of Asti: As you delve into the heart of this enchanting Italian town, let the allure of Asti captivate your senses. From vineyard-covered landscapes to the echoes of its storied past, Asti offers a treasure trove of experiences that beckon you to savor every moment. Join us on a voyage of discovery, where each step leads to a new revelation, and the essence of Asti reveals itself in every facet of its being.
Nestled gracefully in the embrace of the Tarano valley, Asti emerges as a gem among Italian towns, beckoning travelers to uncover its rich tapestry of history, culture, and wine. Located just 55 kilometers from Turin, this picturesque destination holds a special place in the heart of wine enthusiasts and explorers alike.
A Winemaker's Haven: Asti stands as a testament to the artistry of winemaking, celebrated for its fertile lands and the exceptional grapes that flourish within its boundaries. This fertile land has bestowed upon the world a bounty of top-quality wines, making Asti an essential pilgrimage for those who seek the finest in wine craftsmanship.
A Tapestry of Attractions: Beyond its vineyards, Asti is adorned with a collection of attractions that invite exploration. Museums awaken the senses to a world of art, history, and the captivating stories that have shaped the town. Cathedrals stand as testaments to the enduring spirit of faith and architecture, while monuments weave tales of a bygone era. Every corner of Asti invites travelers to journey through time and immerse themselves in the allure of its heritage.
Festivals and Fervor: Asti pulsates with life as it hosts an array of festivals and events throughout the year. From traditional celebrations rooted in centuries of tradition to contemporary gatherings that bring together artists and enthusiasts, the town thrives as a hub of cultural vibrancy. These moments of jubilation encapsulate the spirit of Asti, offering visitors a unique opportunity to be part of the town's living legacy.
A Journey of Discovery: Asti, with its remarkable fusion of wine, history, and celebration, beckons travelers to embark on an unforgettable journey. Whether strolling through its historic streets, indulging in its acclaimed wines, or joining in the festivities that define its spirit, Asti welcomes visitors with open arms and a promise of cherished memories.
Embrace the Allure of Asti: As you delve into the heart of this enchanting Italian town, let the allure of Asti captivate your senses. From vineyard-covered landscapes to the echoes of its storied past, Asti offers a treasure trove of experiences that beckon you to savor every moment. Join us on a voyage of discovery, where each step leads to a new revelation, and the essence of Asti reveals itself in every facet of its being.
GAvi
Nestled within the captivating landscape of Piedmont, Italy, lies the enchanting Gavi region – a haven for wine enthusiasts seeking a true taste of Italian viticulture. Renowned for its exceptional white wines, the Gavi region has earned a well-deserved reputation as a treasure trove of unique flavors and history.
Gavi's vinous star is undeniably the Gavi DOCG wine, often referred to as "Gavi di Gavi." Crafted from the indigenous Cortese grape variety, these wines embody the region's terroir with elegance and finesse. The Cortese grape's natural acidity and vibrant citrus notes are carefully nurtured by the region's microclimate and limestone-rich soils. The result? A crisp, refreshing wine with a floral bouquet that sings of apple, pear, and a hint of almond.
The Gavi region's commitment to quality is a testament to its winemakers' dedication and expertise. The strict production regulations of the Gavi DOCG ensure that only the finest wines make it to your glass, representing the authentic character of the region.
In addition to its flagship Gavi wine, the region also produces enticing sparkling versions that showcase a vivacious play of bubbles, adding an extra layer of complexity to the tasting experience. Gavi's versatility shines through, making it a perfect companion to a range of culinary delights.
A journey through the Gavi region is a journey through history, tradition, and innovation. As the sunlight bathes the vineyards, the Cortese grapes mature, capturing the essence of the land and the passion of its people. With every sip, you're transported to the heart of Piedmont, where the Gavi wines stand as a testament to a region that has mastered the art of winemaking.
Immerse yourself in the allure of Gavi – an Italian gem where each bottle is a symphony of flavors, a celebration of tradition, and an invitation to explore the nuances of Piedmont's remarkable terroir.
Gavi's vinous star is undeniably the Gavi DOCG wine, often referred to as "Gavi di Gavi." Crafted from the indigenous Cortese grape variety, these wines embody the region's terroir with elegance and finesse. The Cortese grape's natural acidity and vibrant citrus notes are carefully nurtured by the region's microclimate and limestone-rich soils. The result? A crisp, refreshing wine with a floral bouquet that sings of apple, pear, and a hint of almond.
The Gavi region's commitment to quality is a testament to its winemakers' dedication and expertise. The strict production regulations of the Gavi DOCG ensure that only the finest wines make it to your glass, representing the authentic character of the region.
In addition to its flagship Gavi wine, the region also produces enticing sparkling versions that showcase a vivacious play of bubbles, adding an extra layer of complexity to the tasting experience. Gavi's versatility shines through, making it a perfect companion to a range of culinary delights.
A journey through the Gavi region is a journey through history, tradition, and innovation. As the sunlight bathes the vineyards, the Cortese grapes mature, capturing the essence of the land and the passion of its people. With every sip, you're transported to the heart of Piedmont, where the Gavi wines stand as a testament to a region that has mastered the art of winemaking.
Immerse yourself in the allure of Gavi – an Italian gem where each bottle is a symphony of flavors, a celebration of tradition, and an invitation to explore the nuances of Piedmont's remarkable terroir.
Some of the Wines You’ll
Experience in Piedmont
Embark on a journey through the rich and diverse wine regions of Northern Italy, where each bottle tells a story of tradition, terroir, and the passion of generations of winemakers. Our Piedmont tour will immerse you in the world of Barolo, Barbaresco, and other celebrated Italian wines, all while enjoying the stunning landscapes and culinary delights that this region is famous for.
Barolo: The King of Wines Regarded as one of Italy’s finest wines, Barolo is a powerful and complex red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes. Known for its rich tannins, deep flavors of dark cherry, licorice, and truffles, and its incredible aging potential, Barolo is a must-try for any wine lover.
Barbaresco: The Queen of Wines Barbaresco, also made from Nebbiolo, is often described as the more elegant counterpart to Barolo. With its refined tannins and floral notes, this wine offers a beautiful expression of the Piedmont terroir, showcasing flavors of rose petals, cherry, and spice.
Gavi: Piedmont’s White Jewel Gavi, often referred to as "Gavi di Gavi," is a crisp and refreshing white wine made from the Cortese grape. Known for its bright acidity and notes of green apple, citrus, and almond, Gavi is the perfect companion to the region's seafood dishes and lighter fare.
Moscato d’Asti: Sweet and Sparkling This lightly sparkling dessert wine is a true delight, offering sweet and fragrant flavors of peach, apricot, and orange blossom. It’s a refreshing end to a meal and pairs beautifully with fruit-based desserts.
Dolcetto & Barbera: Everyday Elegance Dolcetto and Barbera are two of Piedmont’s most beloved everyday wines. Dolcetto is known for its easy-drinking nature with flavors of blackberry and almond, while Barbera boasts bright acidity and notes of red cherry, plum, and spice, making it incredibly food-friendly.
Arneis: The Little Rascal Arneis, often called the "little rascal" for its difficulty to grow, is a white wine with a delicate bouquet of pear, apricot, and floral notes. It’s an excellent example of the diversity of Piedmont’s white wines.
Nebbiolo: The Heart of Piedmont Beyond Barolo and Barbaresco, Nebbiolo grapes are used to produce other notable wines like Nebbiolo d'Alba and Langhe Nebbiolo. These wines are more approachable in their youth, with flavors of red fruit, rose, and earthy undertones.
WINERIES
Giacomo Borgogno e Figli: Where Heritage and Excellence Converge
A testament to time-honored craftsmanship, Giacomo Borgogno e Figli stands as an emblem of winemaking excellence dating back to 1761. A revered name among the Langhe's historic vineyards, this legendary cellar has etched its mark on Italian wine history, and the iconic Borgogno Barolos have solidified their place as timeless classics.
An Echo of Centuries: With roots tracing back over two centuries, Giacomo Borgogno e Figli's legacy is a journey through time. A founding figure among the wine pioneers of the Langhe, this storied cellar resonates with a tradition that has endured through changing eras. Its library collection, meticulously preserved since its inception, holds the key to unlocking Barolos that have matured gracefully over a decade in the sanctuary of the cellar.
Guardians of Tradition: A heritage passed through generations, the estate's name transformed in 1967 to Giacomo Borgogno e Figli under the stewardship of Cesare Borgogno. With unwavering dedication, the estate embraced the timeless practices ingrained in the family's ancestral vineyards. From their land holdings, wines continued to emerge, embodying the essence of centuries-old winemaking traditions.
A Journey in Transition: For 247 years, the Borgogno family nurtured the estate, a custodian of tradition and taste. In 2008, a new chapter dawned as the Farinetti family took the helm, promising to honor and perpetuate the legacy. Today, it is the dynamic duo of budding oenologist Andrea Farinetti and the seasoned expertise of Beppe Caviola that steer the course. Committed to celebrating and enhancing the winery's historic journey, they ensure the continuity of crafting critically acclaimed Barolo.
Preserving the Legacy: The torch of excellence is passed from one generation to another, and Giacomo Borgogno e Figli stands as a living testament to this noble pursuit. The Farinetti family's commitment to preservation, progress, and celebration ensures that the legacy of Giacomo Borgogno e Figli lives on. The journey of each bottle resonates with the history, tradition, and passion woven into its fabric, a timeless tribute to a legacy that transcends time and continues to elevate the art of winemaking.
An Echo of Centuries: With roots tracing back over two centuries, Giacomo Borgogno e Figli's legacy is a journey through time. A founding figure among the wine pioneers of the Langhe, this storied cellar resonates with a tradition that has endured through changing eras. Its library collection, meticulously preserved since its inception, holds the key to unlocking Barolos that have matured gracefully over a decade in the sanctuary of the cellar.
Guardians of Tradition: A heritage passed through generations, the estate's name transformed in 1967 to Giacomo Borgogno e Figli under the stewardship of Cesare Borgogno. With unwavering dedication, the estate embraced the timeless practices ingrained in the family's ancestral vineyards. From their land holdings, wines continued to emerge, embodying the essence of centuries-old winemaking traditions.
A Journey in Transition: For 247 years, the Borgogno family nurtured the estate, a custodian of tradition and taste. In 2008, a new chapter dawned as the Farinetti family took the helm, promising to honor and perpetuate the legacy. Today, it is the dynamic duo of budding oenologist Andrea Farinetti and the seasoned expertise of Beppe Caviola that steer the course. Committed to celebrating and enhancing the winery's historic journey, they ensure the continuity of crafting critically acclaimed Barolo.
Preserving the Legacy: The torch of excellence is passed from one generation to another, and Giacomo Borgogno e Figli stands as a living testament to this noble pursuit. The Farinetti family's commitment to preservation, progress, and celebration ensures that the legacy of Giacomo Borgogno e Figli lives on. The journey of each bottle resonates with the history, tradition, and passion woven into its fabric, a timeless tribute to a legacy that transcends time and continues to elevate the art of winemaking.
Cantina Del Pino
Cantina del Pino: A Timeless Legacy Rooted in Barbaresco's Soil
Unearth the storied vineyards of Cantina del Pino, a testament to time-honored traditions and a passion that runs through generations. Nestled within the embrace of Barbaresco, these vineyards boast a legacy that dates back nearly a century, carrying the essence of Nebbiolo grapes that birthed the illustrious Barbaresco wines.
A Journey Back in Time: The tale of Cantina del Pino intertwines with the very origins of Barbaresco itself. Nearly a hundred years ago, Domizio Cavazza, the esteemed former director of the Royal Enological School in Alba, carved history by cultivating these vineyards. It was under his guidance that the name "Barbaresco" graced wines crafted from Nebbiolo grapes, elevating the region to an icon of Italian winemaking.
A Living Tribute: The name "Cantina del Pino" finds its roots in a symbolic gesture – the planting of a pine tree to commemorate the birth of Cavazza's first son. Though his family did not continue his legacy, the Vacca family stepped in, nurturing Cantina del Pino through four generations. What began as a tribute has flourished into an enduring emblem of dedication and authenticity.
Where Tradition Meets Terroir: In the heart of these vineyards, tradition marries terroir, giving rise to wines of unparalleled character. Family-managed with unwavering care, the vineyards draw their bounty from the Ovello and Albesani sites – among Barbaresco's finest. From these older vines, Nebbiolo grapes are coaxed into wines that honor the land's essence.
A Symphony of Varieties: Cantina del Pino's repertoire is a symphony of flavors, embracing Barbera, Dolcetto, and Nebbiolo. While Nebbiolo hails from the prized Ovello and Albesani vineyards, Barbera and Dolcetto journey from the surrounding Piedmont and Langhe. Vinified with distinct care, these wines celebrate the land's diversity and the skill that guides their creation.
A Pledge to the Earth: With profound reverence for the environment, Cantina del Pino treads lightly on the earth. Chemical fertilizers are shunned, replaced by an ethos of environmental stewardship. These 40-year-old vines stand as silent witnesses to this dedication, nurtured in harmony with nature.
Unfiltered Elegance: In every bottle, the story of Cantina del Pino unfurls, untouched by filtration or fining. Each sip carries the legacy of its origins, the terroir that shaped it, and the generations that tended to its growth. Cantina del Pino is more than wine; it is a living testament to Barbaresco's soul and a testament to the magic that transpires when tradition, terroir, and time intertwine.
Unearth the storied vineyards of Cantina del Pino, a testament to time-honored traditions and a passion that runs through generations. Nestled within the embrace of Barbaresco, these vineyards boast a legacy that dates back nearly a century, carrying the essence of Nebbiolo grapes that birthed the illustrious Barbaresco wines.
A Journey Back in Time: The tale of Cantina del Pino intertwines with the very origins of Barbaresco itself. Nearly a hundred years ago, Domizio Cavazza, the esteemed former director of the Royal Enological School in Alba, carved history by cultivating these vineyards. It was under his guidance that the name "Barbaresco" graced wines crafted from Nebbiolo grapes, elevating the region to an icon of Italian winemaking.
A Living Tribute: The name "Cantina del Pino" finds its roots in a symbolic gesture – the planting of a pine tree to commemorate the birth of Cavazza's first son. Though his family did not continue his legacy, the Vacca family stepped in, nurturing Cantina del Pino through four generations. What began as a tribute has flourished into an enduring emblem of dedication and authenticity.
Where Tradition Meets Terroir: In the heart of these vineyards, tradition marries terroir, giving rise to wines of unparalleled character. Family-managed with unwavering care, the vineyards draw their bounty from the Ovello and Albesani sites – among Barbaresco's finest. From these older vines, Nebbiolo grapes are coaxed into wines that honor the land's essence.
A Symphony of Varieties: Cantina del Pino's repertoire is a symphony of flavors, embracing Barbera, Dolcetto, and Nebbiolo. While Nebbiolo hails from the prized Ovello and Albesani vineyards, Barbera and Dolcetto journey from the surrounding Piedmont and Langhe. Vinified with distinct care, these wines celebrate the land's diversity and the skill that guides their creation.
A Pledge to the Earth: With profound reverence for the environment, Cantina del Pino treads lightly on the earth. Chemical fertilizers are shunned, replaced by an ethos of environmental stewardship. These 40-year-old vines stand as silent witnesses to this dedication, nurtured in harmony with nature.
Unfiltered Elegance: In every bottle, the story of Cantina del Pino unfurls, untouched by filtration or fining. Each sip carries the legacy of its origins, the terroir that shaped it, and the generations that tended to its growth. Cantina del Pino is more than wine; it is a living testament to Barbaresco's soul and a testament to the magic that transpires when tradition, terroir, and time intertwine.
Battaglio Winery: A Celebration of Tradition and Terroir in the Heart of Piedmont
Nestled in the picturesque town of Vezza d'Alba, Battaglio Winery embodies the rich heritage and winemaking excellence of Piedmont. This family-run estate is deeply rooted in the region’s history, with vineyards that produce exceptional wines showcasing the unique characteristics of Nebbiolo, the noble grape of the Langhe.
At Battaglio, tradition and modernity converge in harmony. Guided by Gianluca Battaglio, a skilled oenologist and custodian of his family’s legacy, the winery employs sustainable and natural techniques to craft wines of unparalleled quality. From cultivating pristine vines to meticulous winemaking, each step reflects a commitment to authenticity and respect for the land.
Visitors to Battaglio Winery can immerse themselves in the beauty of its vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and indulge in tastings of elegant, terroir-driven wines. Experience the heart and soul of Piedmont at Battaglio—a destination for wine lovers and cultural explorers alike.
At Battaglio, tradition and modernity converge in harmony. Guided by Gianluca Battaglio, a skilled oenologist and custodian of his family’s legacy, the winery employs sustainable and natural techniques to craft wines of unparalleled quality. From cultivating pristine vines to meticulous winemaking, each step reflects a commitment to authenticity and respect for the land.
Visitors to Battaglio Winery can immerse themselves in the beauty of its vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and indulge in tastings of elegant, terroir-driven wines. Experience the heart and soul of Piedmont at Battaglio—a destination for wine lovers and cultural explorers alike.
Calatroni
Calatroni Vini, nestled in the picturesque hills of the Oltrepò Pavese region in Lombardy, offers wine enthusiasts a truly immersive experience in the heart of one of Italy’s premier wine-growing areas. Founded in 1964 by Fausto Calatroni, the winery has been carefully tended by the Calatroni family for generations, with a focus on sustainable farming practices and a deep respect for the land. Today, under the leadership of brothers Cristian and Stefano Calatroni, the estate has gained recognition for its exceptional sparkling wines, particularly those made using the Metodo Classico, which highlight the unique characteristics of the region's terroir.
Visitors to Calatroni Vini can enjoy guided tours of the vineyards and cellars, where they will learn about the meticulous process of crafting their renowned wines. The tours offer an in-depth look at the traditional and modern techniques used in the vineyard and winery, with a special focus on the Pinot Noir grape, which forms the backbone of their sparkling wine production. Tastings are a highlight of the visit, where guests can sample a variety of wines, including the estate’s acclaimed Metodo Classico, alongside other local varieties like Croatina and Riesling.
The experience at Calatroni Vini is not just about wine; it’s about connecting with the land, the history, and the people who have dedicated their lives to producing wines of exceptional quality. Whether you’re a seasoned wine aficionado or a curious traveler, a visit to Calatroni Vini promises to be a memorable journey through the flavors and traditions of the Oltrepò Pavese.
Visitors to Calatroni Vini can enjoy guided tours of the vineyards and cellars, where they will learn about the meticulous process of crafting their renowned wines. The tours offer an in-depth look at the traditional and modern techniques used in the vineyard and winery, with a special focus on the Pinot Noir grape, which forms the backbone of their sparkling wine production. Tastings are a highlight of the visit, where guests can sample a variety of wines, including the estate’s acclaimed Metodo Classico, alongside other local varieties like Croatina and Riesling.
The experience at Calatroni Vini is not just about wine; it’s about connecting with the land, the history, and the people who have dedicated their lives to producing wines of exceptional quality. Whether you’re a seasoned wine aficionado or a curious traveler, a visit to Calatroni Vini promises to be a memorable journey through the flavors and traditions of the Oltrepò Pavese.
Viberti: A Journey Through Generations of Excellence
Antonio Viberti's vision ignited a legacy that continues to shine through the ages. His acquisition of the revered "Al Buon Padre" inn in Barolo's Vergne district marked the inception of a remarkable story. The adjoining farm, producing the wines that graced the trattoria's tables, set the stage for Viberti's early triumphs.
Roots of Dedication: In those formative years, Dolcetto, Barbera, and Nebbiolo grapes emerged as the cornerstones of Antonio's vinicultural journey. His wines, lovingly crafted from these varietals, exclusively adorned the inn's menu, igniting a passion that was to define generations.
A Legacy Transformed: The torch passed to Antonio's son, Giovanni, in 1967, alongside the support of his wife Maria. Maria's warm rapport with the trattoria's patrons became pivotal in propelling both the restaurant and winery forward. As the culinary maestro and heart of the kitchen, Maria masterfully prepared dishes with the freshest local and seasonal produce, accentuating the winery's ascent.
Cultivating Ambitions: The '70s marked a time of prolific expansion. The farm burgeoned, historic vineyards flourished, and a modern cellar was born, unlocking the full potential of Barolo's grapes. The late '80s saw the winery embark on a path of innovation, experimenting with single-vineyard winemaking in stainless steel under controlled temperatures. European horizons beckoned, leading to the winery's initial steps onto international stages.
Continuing the Legacy: Giovanni's legacy continued to flourish as he handed down his passion and knowledge. His youngest son, Claudio, represents the third generation, carrying forth the Viberti torch. As the guiding hand in the winemaking process, Claudio employs the wisdom bestowed upon him, an unbroken chain linking the past, present, and future.
A Journey to New Horizons: Today, Viberti stands as a beacon of commitment and innovation. With an annual production of 70,000 bottles and an enthusiastic young team, the winery's horizons are boundless. The flagship BAROLO remains the pinnacle, epitomizing the Langhe region's essence. Yet, new projects like 'DOLBA' and 'Langhe INISJ' illuminate the path forward, infusing the winery with fresh energy and promise.
Generations United: The journey, while marked by innovation, remains steeped in tradition. Viberti's wines tell stories of generations united by a love for the land, a passion for winemaking, and an unquenchable thirst for excellence. It's a tale that captures the heart of Barolo, resonating through the ages and celebrating the remarkable journey of Viberti.
Antonio Viberti's vision ignited a legacy that continues to shine through the ages. His acquisition of the revered "Al Buon Padre" inn in Barolo's Vergne district marked the inception of a remarkable story. The adjoining farm, producing the wines that graced the trattoria's tables, set the stage for Viberti's early triumphs.
Roots of Dedication: In those formative years, Dolcetto, Barbera, and Nebbiolo grapes emerged as the cornerstones of Antonio's vinicultural journey. His wines, lovingly crafted from these varietals, exclusively adorned the inn's menu, igniting a passion that was to define generations.
A Legacy Transformed: The torch passed to Antonio's son, Giovanni, in 1967, alongside the support of his wife Maria. Maria's warm rapport with the trattoria's patrons became pivotal in propelling both the restaurant and winery forward. As the culinary maestro and heart of the kitchen, Maria masterfully prepared dishes with the freshest local and seasonal produce, accentuating the winery's ascent.
Cultivating Ambitions: The '70s marked a time of prolific expansion. The farm burgeoned, historic vineyards flourished, and a modern cellar was born, unlocking the full potential of Barolo's grapes. The late '80s saw the winery embark on a path of innovation, experimenting with single-vineyard winemaking in stainless steel under controlled temperatures. European horizons beckoned, leading to the winery's initial steps onto international stages.
Continuing the Legacy: Giovanni's legacy continued to flourish as he handed down his passion and knowledge. His youngest son, Claudio, represents the third generation, carrying forth the Viberti torch. As the guiding hand in the winemaking process, Claudio employs the wisdom bestowed upon him, an unbroken chain linking the past, present, and future.
A Journey to New Horizons: Today, Viberti stands as a beacon of commitment and innovation. With an annual production of 70,000 bottles and an enthusiastic young team, the winery's horizons are boundless. The flagship BAROLO remains the pinnacle, epitomizing the Langhe region's essence. Yet, new projects like 'DOLBA' and 'Langhe INISJ' illuminate the path forward, infusing the winery with fresh energy and promise.
Generations United: The journey, while marked by innovation, remains steeped in tradition. Viberti's wines tell stories of generations united by a love for the land, a passion for winemaking, and an unquenchable thirst for excellence. It's a tale that captures the heart of Barolo, resonating through the ages and celebrating the remarkable journey of Viberti.
Picollo Ernesto Winery: A Hidden Gem in Gavi, Piedmont
Discover the Essence of Gavi Wine
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Gavi region, Picollo Ernesto Winery stands as a shining example of Piedmont's rich winemaking tradition. This family-owned estate has been crafting elegant wines for generations, with a dedication to preserving the authentic character of the Cortese grape. Known for their exceptional Gavi di Gavi DOCG, Picollo Ernesto offers a tasting experience that immerses guests in the region’s crisp, aromatic white wines, celebrated for their bright acidity and notes of green apple, pear, and citrus.
A Warm and Intimate Experience
At Picollo Ernesto, the hospitality matches the exceptional quality of their wines. Guests are welcomed as part of the family to explore the vineyards, tour the winemaking facilities, and learn about the meticulous production process. Each visit is accompanied by tastings of their flagship Gavi wines, paired with local delicacies for a truly immersive experience.
Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or simply curious about the treasures of Gavi, a visit to Picollo Ernesto promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Piedmontese winemaking. This is more than a tasting; it’s an invitation to savor the history, passion, and elegance that define this region.
Le Piane Winery: A Hidden Gem in the Boca DOC of Piedmont
Nestled in the enchanting hills of the Boca DOC, Le Piane Winery is a testament to the artistry and tradition of Piedmont winemaking. This boutique winery specializes in crafting limited-production wines that reflect the unique volcanic terroir and cool Alpine-influenced climate of the region.
At Le Piane, the focus is on Nebbiolo and Vespolina, cultivated with care and transformed into wines of exceptional elegance and complexity. Each bottle tells a story of dedication, showcasing vibrant acidity, refined structure, and evolving layers of flavor that embody the character of Boca.
Visitors to Le Piane are treated to an intimate and immersive experience, exploring the vineyards and cellars while tasting wines that epitomize the charm and authenticity of this lesser-known appellation. Discover a treasure trove of flavors and history at Le Piane—a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts seeking something truly extraordinary.
At Le Piane, the focus is on Nebbiolo and Vespolina, cultivated with care and transformed into wines of exceptional elegance and complexity. Each bottle tells a story of dedication, showcasing vibrant acidity, refined structure, and evolving layers of flavor that embody the character of Boca.
Visitors to Le Piane are treated to an intimate and immersive experience, exploring the vineyards and cellars while tasting wines that epitomize the charm and authenticity of this lesser-known appellation. Discover a treasure trove of flavors and history at Le Piane—a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts seeking something truly extraordinary.
Vietti Winery: A Barolo Icon in the Heart of Piedmont
Where Tradition Meets Innovation
Located in the picturesque village of Castiglione Falletto, Vietti Winery is synonymous with the rich heritage and innovation of Barolo winemaking. Established in the late 19th century, this family-run estate has earned a global reputation for its exceptional single-vineyard Barolo wines that exemplify the finesse and complexity of Nebbiolo. Vietti is celebrated not only for its meticulous approach to winemaking but also for its pioneering work in reviving lesser-known Piedmontese varietals such as Arneis and Timorasso.
A Singular Tasting Experience
A visit to Vietti is an immersion into the artistry of Barolo. Stroll through the estate’s historic cellars, where centuries-old traditions meet cutting-edge techniques, creating wines that are both timeless and avant-garde. Guests can taste iconic Barolos from renowned crus like Ravera and Rocche di Castiglione, each showcasing the unique terroir of the Langhe region. These tastings often include their celebrated Barbera and Dolcetto wines, offering a broader glimpse into the Piedmontese palette.
Artful Labels, Artistic Wines
Adding to the winery’s charm is its collection of artist-designed labels, a tradition dating back to the 1970s. Each vintage of their flagship Barolo is adorned with unique artwork, reflecting the creativity and individuality of their wines. It’s a testament to Vietti’s philosophy: that winemaking is both a science and an art.
Whether you're captivated by the allure of Barolo, curious about Piedmont’s lesser-known varietals, or simply in search of an extraordinary wine experience, Vietti Winery is a must-visit destination that encapsulates the elegance and depth of Italian winemaking at its finest.
Located in the picturesque village of Castiglione Falletto, Vietti Winery is synonymous with the rich heritage and innovation of Barolo winemaking. Established in the late 19th century, this family-run estate has earned a global reputation for its exceptional single-vineyard Barolo wines that exemplify the finesse and complexity of Nebbiolo. Vietti is celebrated not only for its meticulous approach to winemaking but also for its pioneering work in reviving lesser-known Piedmontese varietals such as Arneis and Timorasso.
A Singular Tasting Experience
A visit to Vietti is an immersion into the artistry of Barolo. Stroll through the estate’s historic cellars, where centuries-old traditions meet cutting-edge techniques, creating wines that are both timeless and avant-garde. Guests can taste iconic Barolos from renowned crus like Ravera and Rocche di Castiglione, each showcasing the unique terroir of the Langhe region. These tastings often include their celebrated Barbera and Dolcetto wines, offering a broader glimpse into the Piedmontese palette.
Artful Labels, Artistic Wines
Adding to the winery’s charm is its collection of artist-designed labels, a tradition dating back to the 1970s. Each vintage of their flagship Barolo is adorned with unique artwork, reflecting the creativity and individuality of their wines. It’s a testament to Vietti’s philosophy: that winemaking is both a science and an art.
Whether you're captivated by the allure of Barolo, curious about Piedmont’s lesser-known varietals, or simply in search of an extraordinary wine experience, Vietti Winery is a must-visit destination that encapsulates the elegance and depth of Italian winemaking at its finest.
Marchesi di Gresy
Alberto di Grésy: Crafting Excellence Through Tradition
In the dynamic landscape of the 1960s, Alberto di Grésy dedicated himself to overseeing the agricultural endeavors of his family's estates. This hands-on experience led him to a pivotal realization: he aimed for more than selling grapes to local wine producers. Breaking from tradition in the Langhe, Alberto set his sights on creating his own exceptional wines. In 1973, he ventured into vinification, with a profound vision: to harmonize advanced winemaking technology with timeless practices, channeling the essence of the land, vineyards, and varietals into every bottle.
Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Marchesi di Grésy: A Realm of Excellence
Comprising four estates nestled within the Langhe and Monferrato regions, the Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Marchesi di Grésy stands as a pinnacle of Piedmont's wine legacy. These domains are celebrated for producing some of the region's most illustrious wines. At the heart of it all is the MARTINENGA estate, near Alba in the Langhe, where Nebbiolo grapes thrive, shaping iconic Barbaresco and Barbera d.o.c. wines, along with Cabernet Sauvignon. Innovative spirit is evident in the newer vineyards of Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.
In the Commune of Treiso d'Alba, the MONTE ARIBALDO estate showcases Dolcetto d'Alba alongside Chardonnay and Sauvignon. Meanwhile, in the Monferrato region's Commune of Cassine, the LA SERRA estate creates remarkable Moscato d'Asti, Barbera d'Asti, and Merlot, while the MONTE COLOMBO estate brings forth exquisite Barbera d'Asti and Merlot wines.
Martinenga: Where Heritage Blossoms into Excellence
Once known as "Villa Martis" in Roman times, Martinenga holds a legacy that continues to thrive today. Its 11 hectares (29.5 acres) of Nebbiolo vineyards are revered as one of the Langhe's most distinguished single vineyards for producing Barbaresco d.o.c.g. The unique blend of optimal southern exposure and the soil's blue marl composition give birth to fruit that transforms into an extraordinary Barbaresco of unmatched finesse and class. With a recent expansion, the winery now embodies the means to craft the highest-quality products, remaining steadfast to oenological traditions rooted in the estates under di Grésy's care.
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In the dynamic landscape of the 1960s, Alberto di Grésy dedicated himself to overseeing the agricultural endeavors of his family's estates. This hands-on experience led him to a pivotal realization: he aimed for more than selling grapes to local wine producers. Breaking from tradition in the Langhe, Alberto set his sights on creating his own exceptional wines. In 1973, he ventured into vinification, with a profound vision: to harmonize advanced winemaking technology with timeless practices, channeling the essence of the land, vineyards, and varietals into every bottle.
Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Marchesi di Grésy: A Realm of Excellence
Comprising four estates nestled within the Langhe and Monferrato regions, the Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Marchesi di Grésy stands as a pinnacle of Piedmont's wine legacy. These domains are celebrated for producing some of the region's most illustrious wines. At the heart of it all is the MARTINENGA estate, near Alba in the Langhe, where Nebbiolo grapes thrive, shaping iconic Barbaresco and Barbera d.o.c. wines, along with Cabernet Sauvignon. Innovative spirit is evident in the newer vineyards of Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.
In the Commune of Treiso d'Alba, the MONTE ARIBALDO estate showcases Dolcetto d'Alba alongside Chardonnay and Sauvignon. Meanwhile, in the Monferrato region's Commune of Cassine, the LA SERRA estate creates remarkable Moscato d'Asti, Barbera d'Asti, and Merlot, while the MONTE COLOMBO estate brings forth exquisite Barbera d'Asti and Merlot wines.
Martinenga: Where Heritage Blossoms into Excellence
Once known as "Villa Martis" in Roman times, Martinenga holds a legacy that continues to thrive today. Its 11 hectares (29.5 acres) of Nebbiolo vineyards are revered as one of the Langhe's most distinguished single vineyards for producing Barbaresco d.o.c.g. The unique blend of optimal southern exposure and the soil's blue marl composition give birth to fruit that transforms into an extraordinary Barbaresco of unmatched finesse and class. With a recent expansion, the winery now embodies the means to craft the highest-quality products, remaining steadfast to oenological traditions rooted in the estates under di Grésy's care.
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G.D. Vajra : Elegance and Innovation in Barolo
A Legacy of Passion and Precision
Nestled in the serene hills of Barolo, G.D. Vajra represents the perfect harmony of tradition, innovation, and authenticity. Founded in 1972 by Aldo Vajra, the winery is named after his father, Giuseppe Domenico. Today, the estate is internationally acclaimed for its commitment to sustainable viticulture and its nuanced, expressive wines that embody the heart of Piedmont.
A Spectacular Location
Located in Vergne, the highest village in the Barolo region, G.D. Vajra benefits from a unique microclimate. The high altitude, cooler temperatures, and diverse soils create the ideal conditions for crafting wines with unparalleled elegance and finesse. The estate spans 40 hectares, primarily planted with Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, and Barbera, alongside lesser-known varietals that pay homage to the region's diverse heritage.
The Wines
G.D. Vajra is celebrated for its portfolio of wines that showcase the complexity and character of Piedmont. Their Barolo DOCG wines, including the iconic "Albe" and single-vineyard crus like "Bricco delle Viole," are renowned for their aromatic precision, refined tannins, and exceptional aging potential. In addition to Barolo, the estate produces vibrant Dolcetto d'Alba, rich Barbera d'Alba, and the highly regarded Langhe Nebbiolo, offering a full spectrum of Piedmontese excellence.
For those seeking something unique, the estate also crafts wines from native varietals like Freisa and Ruchè, as well as an exquisite Moscato d'Asti that captures the essence of the Langhe.
Sustainability at its Core
Aldo Vajra has always believed in farming with respect for the land and its ecosystem. G.D. Vajra practices organic viticulture, refraining from the use of chemical herbicides and focusing on biodiversity to maintain the natural balance of their vineyards. This philosophy extends to their winemaking, which emphasizes minimal intervention to allow the grapes' true character to shine.
An Invitation to Explore
Visitors to G.D. Vajra are welcomed with warm hospitality and an intimate look into the world of Barolo winemaking. Guided tours explore the vineyards, showcasing their unique terroir, and culminate in tastings of their iconic wines. Each sip offers a glimpse into the estate's philosophy of craftsmanship and respect for tradition.
A True Piedmontese Treasure
G.D. Vajra’s wines are more than just a product of the land—they are a testament to the passion and dedication of a family deeply rooted in Piedmont's winemaking heritage. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or new to Italian wines, a visit to G.D. Vajra is an experience that will deepen your appreciation for the art of Barolo.
Nestled in the serene hills of Barolo, G.D. Vajra represents the perfect harmony of tradition, innovation, and authenticity. Founded in 1972 by Aldo Vajra, the winery is named after his father, Giuseppe Domenico. Today, the estate is internationally acclaimed for its commitment to sustainable viticulture and its nuanced, expressive wines that embody the heart of Piedmont.
A Spectacular Location
Located in Vergne, the highest village in the Barolo region, G.D. Vajra benefits from a unique microclimate. The high altitude, cooler temperatures, and diverse soils create the ideal conditions for crafting wines with unparalleled elegance and finesse. The estate spans 40 hectares, primarily planted with Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, and Barbera, alongside lesser-known varietals that pay homage to the region's diverse heritage.
The Wines
G.D. Vajra is celebrated for its portfolio of wines that showcase the complexity and character of Piedmont. Their Barolo DOCG wines, including the iconic "Albe" and single-vineyard crus like "Bricco delle Viole," are renowned for their aromatic precision, refined tannins, and exceptional aging potential. In addition to Barolo, the estate produces vibrant Dolcetto d'Alba, rich Barbera d'Alba, and the highly regarded Langhe Nebbiolo, offering a full spectrum of Piedmontese excellence.
For those seeking something unique, the estate also crafts wines from native varietals like Freisa and Ruchè, as well as an exquisite Moscato d'Asti that captures the essence of the Langhe.
Sustainability at its Core
Aldo Vajra has always believed in farming with respect for the land and its ecosystem. G.D. Vajra practices organic viticulture, refraining from the use of chemical herbicides and focusing on biodiversity to maintain the natural balance of their vineyards. This philosophy extends to their winemaking, which emphasizes minimal intervention to allow the grapes' true character to shine.
An Invitation to Explore
Visitors to G.D. Vajra are welcomed with warm hospitality and an intimate look into the world of Barolo winemaking. Guided tours explore the vineyards, showcasing their unique terroir, and culminate in tastings of their iconic wines. Each sip offers a glimpse into the estate's philosophy of craftsmanship and respect for tradition.
A True Piedmontese Treasure
G.D. Vajra’s wines are more than just a product of the land—they are a testament to the passion and dedication of a family deeply rooted in Piedmont's winemaking heritage. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or new to Italian wines, a visit to G.D. Vajra is an experience that will deepen your appreciation for the art of Barolo.
Battaglio Winery: A Family Legacy Rooted in Vezza d'Alba's Rich Heritage
Where Tradition Meets Modern Craftsmanship
Battaglio Winery, located in the heart of Vezza d'Alba, represents generations of winemaking passion in the picturesque Roero region of Piedmont. This family-run estate has been a cornerstone of the area's winemaking history, crafting elegant wines that celebrate the unique terroir and rich traditions of the region.
A Celebration of Nebbiolo and Local Varietals
Specializing in Nebbiolo, the cornerstone of Piedmont's great wines, Battaglio Winery also showcases local treasures like Arneis and Barbera. Each wine reflects a deep respect for the land and a meticulous commitment to quality, combining time-honored methods with natural, sustainable practices.
An Authentic Experience Awaits
Visitors to Battaglio Winery are welcomed into a warm, family atmosphere where tradition and innovation harmoniously blend. Explore the vineyards, learn the family's unique winemaking techniques, and indulge in tastings that highlight the bold, expressive character of their wines. At Battaglio, every sip is a tribute to Piedmont's remarkable winemaking legacy.
Battaglio Winery, located in the heart of Vezza d'Alba, represents generations of winemaking passion in the picturesque Roero region of Piedmont. This family-run estate has been a cornerstone of the area's winemaking history, crafting elegant wines that celebrate the unique terroir and rich traditions of the region.
A Celebration of Nebbiolo and Local Varietals
Specializing in Nebbiolo, the cornerstone of Piedmont's great wines, Battaglio Winery also showcases local treasures like Arneis and Barbera. Each wine reflects a deep respect for the land and a meticulous commitment to quality, combining time-honored methods with natural, sustainable practices.
An Authentic Experience Awaits
Visitors to Battaglio Winery are welcomed into a warm, family atmosphere where tradition and innovation harmoniously blend. Explore the vineyards, learn the family's unique winemaking techniques, and indulge in tastings that highlight the bold, expressive character of their wines. At Battaglio, every sip is a tribute to Piedmont's remarkable winemaking legacy.
Casa E. di Mirafiore: A Historic Gem in Barolo
A Legacy Rooted in Tradition
Casa E. di Mirafiore, nestled in the heart of Serralunga d'Alba, is a historic winery that has been crafting some of Piedmont's finest Barolo wines for over a century. Founded in 1878 by Count Emanuele di Mirafiore, the estate has always embodied a passion for winemaking and a deep connection to the land. Today, Casa E. di Mirafiore is a shining example of how tradition and sustainability can coexist to produce world-class wines.
An Estate Steeped in History
The winery's picturesque estate is a journey through time, where visitors can explore cellars that have aged Barolo for decades, gaining complexity and refinement. The estate’s beautifully restored buildings reflect the timeless charm of the Langhe region, providing a serene backdrop to an unforgettable wine-tasting experience.
The Art of Barolo
Casa E. di Mirafiore is best known for its Barolo DOCG wines, crafted with precision from the Nebbiolo grape. Each bottle is a reflection of the terroir, characterized by structured tannins, vibrant acidity, and aromas of cherry, rose petals, and earthy spices. The estate also produces a range of other Piedmontese classics, including Barbera d’Alba and Dolcetto d’Alba, showcasing the diversity of the region's viticulture.
A Modern Commitment to Sustainability
While honoring its historic roots, Casa E. di Mirafiore is committed to sustainable and organic farming practices. By focusing on the health of their vineyards and minimizing their environmental footprint, the estate ensures that their wines not only tell the story of the land but also protect it for future generations.
An Immersive Experience
Visitors to Casa E. di Mirafiore can enjoy guided tours of the historic cellars, tasting flights of their celebrated wines, and even seasonal pairings that highlight the flavors of Piedmont. The winery also hosts cultural events and lectures, making it a hub for those passionate about wine, history, and the arts.
Casa E. di Mirafiore offers a unique opportunity to experience the timeless elegance of Barolo while appreciating the dedication and innovation that keep this historic estate at the forefront of Italian winemaking.
Casa E. di Mirafiore, nestled in the heart of Serralunga d'Alba, is a historic winery that has been crafting some of Piedmont's finest Barolo wines for over a century. Founded in 1878 by Count Emanuele di Mirafiore, the estate has always embodied a passion for winemaking and a deep connection to the land. Today, Casa E. di Mirafiore is a shining example of how tradition and sustainability can coexist to produce world-class wines.
An Estate Steeped in History
The winery's picturesque estate is a journey through time, where visitors can explore cellars that have aged Barolo for decades, gaining complexity and refinement. The estate’s beautifully restored buildings reflect the timeless charm of the Langhe region, providing a serene backdrop to an unforgettable wine-tasting experience.
The Art of Barolo
Casa E. di Mirafiore is best known for its Barolo DOCG wines, crafted with precision from the Nebbiolo grape. Each bottle is a reflection of the terroir, characterized by structured tannins, vibrant acidity, and aromas of cherry, rose petals, and earthy spices. The estate also produces a range of other Piedmontese classics, including Barbera d’Alba and Dolcetto d’Alba, showcasing the diversity of the region's viticulture.
A Modern Commitment to Sustainability
While honoring its historic roots, Casa E. di Mirafiore is committed to sustainable and organic farming practices. By focusing on the health of their vineyards and minimizing their environmental footprint, the estate ensures that their wines not only tell the story of the land but also protect it for future generations.
An Immersive Experience
Visitors to Casa E. di Mirafiore can enjoy guided tours of the historic cellars, tasting flights of their celebrated wines, and even seasonal pairings that highlight the flavors of Piedmont. The winery also hosts cultural events and lectures, making it a hub for those passionate about wine, history, and the arts.
Casa E. di Mirafiore offers a unique opportunity to experience the timeless elegance of Barolo while appreciating the dedication and innovation that keep this historic estate at the forefront of Italian winemaking.
Villa Sparina: A Timeless Blend of Elegance and Winemaking Excellence
The Heart of Gavi's Wine Heritage
Nestled in the rolling hills of Monterotondo, Villa Sparina stands as a beacon of tradition and innovation in the Gavi region of Piedmont. With a history dating back to the 17th century, this family-owned estate has become synonymous with crafting exceptional Gavi di Gavi wines, celebrated for their crisp, elegant character.
Where History Meets Modern Luxury
Villa Sparina seamlessly blends its historic roots with contemporary sophistication. The estate’s meticulously managed vineyards thrive in limestone-rich soils, yielding wines that capture the purity of the Cortese grape. Beyond the winery, the Villa Sparina resort offers a luxurious retreat with breathtaking vineyard views, refined accommodations, and a gourmet restaurant featuring seasonal Piedmontese cuisine.
An Unforgettable Visit
At Villa Sparina, guests are invited to immerse themselves in the art of winemaking. Enjoy guided tours of the estate, indulge in expertly curated wine tastings, and savor dishes crafted to pair perfectly with their world-renowned wines. Every visit is a journey through the rich history and vibrant future of the Gavi region.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Monterotondo, Villa Sparina stands as a beacon of tradition and innovation in the Gavi region of Piedmont. With a history dating back to the 17th century, this family-owned estate has become synonymous with crafting exceptional Gavi di Gavi wines, celebrated for their crisp, elegant character.
Where History Meets Modern Luxury
Villa Sparina seamlessly blends its historic roots with contemporary sophistication. The estate’s meticulously managed vineyards thrive in limestone-rich soils, yielding wines that capture the purity of the Cortese grape. Beyond the winery, the Villa Sparina resort offers a luxurious retreat with breathtaking vineyard views, refined accommodations, and a gourmet restaurant featuring seasonal Piedmontese cuisine.
An Unforgettable Visit
At Villa Sparina, guests are invited to immerse themselves in the art of winemaking. Enjoy guided tours of the estate, indulge in expertly curated wine tastings, and savor dishes crafted to pair perfectly with their world-renowned wines. Every visit is a journey through the rich history and vibrant future of the Gavi region.
Breweries
Birrificio LoverBeer: Where Brewing Becomes Art
A Craft Beer Haven Near Turin
Tucked away in the charming town of Marentino, just outside Turin, Birrificio LoverBeer offers a one-of-a-kind craft beer experience inspired by Belgian traditions and Italian innovation. Known for its mastery of sour ales and wild-fermented brews, LoverBeer is a must-visit destination for those who appreciate bold flavors and creative craftsmanship.
Brewing Passion and Innovation
At LoverBeer, every batch is a testament to the artistry of brewing. Using time-honored methods and experimenting with local ingredients, the brewery produces standout creations like D’uvaBeer, made with wine must, and a range of barrel-aged sour ales that push the boundaries of flavor. Each sip reveals a story of dedication and ingenuity.
An Immersive Experience
Step into the rustic, welcoming atmosphere of LoverBeer and embark on a tasting journey unlike any other. Guests are invited to explore the brewing process, learn about the unique techniques behind each beer, and, of course, sample the results. From their daring creations to their carefully balanced classics, every beer at LoverBeer is designed to surprise and delight.
Discover the Fusion of Tradition and Creativity
Birrificio LoverBeer is more than a brewery—it's a celebration of the art of beer-making. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, a visit here promises an unforgettable exploration of flavors that reflect the very essence of Italian craftsmanship.
Tucked away in the charming town of Marentino, just outside Turin, Birrificio LoverBeer offers a one-of-a-kind craft beer experience inspired by Belgian traditions and Italian innovation. Known for its mastery of sour ales and wild-fermented brews, LoverBeer is a must-visit destination for those who appreciate bold flavors and creative craftsmanship.
Brewing Passion and Innovation
At LoverBeer, every batch is a testament to the artistry of brewing. Using time-honored methods and experimenting with local ingredients, the brewery produces standout creations like D’uvaBeer, made with wine must, and a range of barrel-aged sour ales that push the boundaries of flavor. Each sip reveals a story of dedication and ingenuity.
An Immersive Experience
Step into the rustic, welcoming atmosphere of LoverBeer and embark on a tasting journey unlike any other. Guests are invited to explore the brewing process, learn about the unique techniques behind each beer, and, of course, sample the results. From their daring creations to their carefully balanced classics, every beer at LoverBeer is designed to surprise and delight.
Discover the Fusion of Tradition and Creativity
Birrificio LoverBeer is more than a brewery—it's a celebration of the art of beer-making. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, a visit here promises an unforgettable exploration of flavors that reflect the very essence of Italian craftsmanship.
HOTELS
Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel: A Timeless Retreat in La Morra
Elegance in the Heart of Langhe
Nestled in the enchanting medieval town of La Morra, Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel offers a serene escape surrounded by the rolling hills and vineyards of Piedmont's Langhe region. This beautifully restored family residence combines historic charm with modern sophistication, making it the perfect base for exploring the region’s world-renowned wines, truffles, and picturesque landscapes.
Boutique Comfort and Luxury
The hotel’s thoughtfully designed rooms reflect an elegant blend of vintage and contemporary styles. Guests can enjoy luxurious amenities, including a tranquil outdoor pool, a charming sun terrace, and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The on-site spa provides a sanctuary of relaxation with a sauna, Turkish bath, and hot tub, along with a wellness area featuring herbal teas and refreshing fruit.
Immersive Experiences Await
Just steps away from La Morra’s delightful restaurants, wine shops, and cobblestone streets, Corte Gondina places you at the heart of Langhe’s vibrant culture. Whether you’re visiting a nearby winery, indulging in truffle delicacies, or simply admiring the breathtaking views from the village's panoramic spots, every moment promises an authentic Piedmontese experience.
Your Gateway to Langhe’s Wonders
With its inviting ambiance, impeccable service, and proximity to more than 60 local wine cellars, Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel is a haven for wine lovers, foodies, and anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the charm and beauty of La Morra and its surroundings.
Nestled in the enchanting medieval town of La Morra, Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel offers a serene escape surrounded by the rolling hills and vineyards of Piedmont's Langhe region. This beautifully restored family residence combines historic charm with modern sophistication, making it the perfect base for exploring the region’s world-renowned wines, truffles, and picturesque landscapes.
Boutique Comfort and Luxury
The hotel’s thoughtfully designed rooms reflect an elegant blend of vintage and contemporary styles. Guests can enjoy luxurious amenities, including a tranquil outdoor pool, a charming sun terrace, and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The on-site spa provides a sanctuary of relaxation with a sauna, Turkish bath, and hot tub, along with a wellness area featuring herbal teas and refreshing fruit.
Immersive Experiences Await
Just steps away from La Morra’s delightful restaurants, wine shops, and cobblestone streets, Corte Gondina places you at the heart of Langhe’s vibrant culture. Whether you’re visiting a nearby winery, indulging in truffle delicacies, or simply admiring the breathtaking views from the village's panoramic spots, every moment promises an authentic Piedmontese experience.
Your Gateway to Langhe’s Wonders
With its inviting ambiance, impeccable service, and proximity to more than 60 local wine cellars, Corte Gondina Boutique Hotel is a haven for wine lovers, foodies, and anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the charm and beauty of La Morra and its surroundings.
Casa Borgogno: A Historic Haven in the Heart of Barolo
Stay in the Heart of Wine Heritage
Immerse yourself in the soul of Barolo at Casa Borgogno, a charming and historic retreat nestled in the picturesque Langhe hills. Located within walking distance of iconic vineyards and wineries, this boutique accommodation offers an unparalleled experience for wine lovers seeking to explore the heartland of Nebbiolo.
Timeless Elegance Meets Modern Comfort
Casa Borgogno seamlessly blends its rich history with modern amenities. The cozy yet refined rooms feature traditional Piedmontese design, offering comfort and style. Wake up to sweeping vineyard views and prepare to embark on days filled with exceptional wine, cuisine, and culture.
An Immersive Barolo Experience
Stay steps away from one of the region’s most celebrated wineries, Giacomo Borgogno e Figli, where you can savor the finest Barolo wines crafted with centuries of expertise. After a day of tastings, unwind on the property’s serene terraces or stroll through the charming streets of the village.
A Gateway to Langhe’s Treasures
Whether you’re exploring La Morra, Alba, or the surrounding Barolo vineyards, Casa Borgogno offers the perfect home base to experience the richness of Piedmont. From truffle hunting to Michelin-starred dining, every moment promises to connect you with the region's extraordinary culture and flavors.
Your Home in Barolo
Let the warmth of Casa Borgogno embrace you as you discover the stories, tastes, and landscapes that make this region one of Italy's most treasured destinations.
Immerse yourself in the soul of Barolo at Casa Borgogno, a charming and historic retreat nestled in the picturesque Langhe hills. Located within walking distance of iconic vineyards and wineries, this boutique accommodation offers an unparalleled experience for wine lovers seeking to explore the heartland of Nebbiolo.
Timeless Elegance Meets Modern Comfort
Casa Borgogno seamlessly blends its rich history with modern amenities. The cozy yet refined rooms feature traditional Piedmontese design, offering comfort and style. Wake up to sweeping vineyard views and prepare to embark on days filled with exceptional wine, cuisine, and culture.
An Immersive Barolo Experience
Stay steps away from one of the region’s most celebrated wineries, Giacomo Borgogno e Figli, where you can savor the finest Barolo wines crafted with centuries of expertise. After a day of tastings, unwind on the property’s serene terraces or stroll through the charming streets of the village.
A Gateway to Langhe’s Treasures
Whether you’re exploring La Morra, Alba, or the surrounding Barolo vineyards, Casa Borgogno offers the perfect home base to experience the richness of Piedmont. From truffle hunting to Michelin-starred dining, every moment promises to connect you with the region's extraordinary culture and flavors.
Your Home in Barolo
Let the warmth of Casa Borgogno embrace you as you discover the stories, tastes, and landscapes that make this region one of Italy's most treasured destinations.
Villa Sparina Wine Resort: A Luxurious Retreat in the Heart of Gavi
Experience Elegance Among the Vineyards
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Gavi region, Villa Sparina Wine Resort offers an exquisite escape for wine enthusiasts and travelers seeking refined comfort. Surrounded by lush vineyards, this stunning resort invites you to immerse yourself in the art of living well, where every moment is infused with the elegance of Italian wine country.
Historic Charm Meets Modern Luxury
Housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century estate, Villa Sparina seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary sophistication. Each room is thoughtfully designed to reflect the region’s rustic allure, offering a serene sanctuary with panoramic views of the vineyards and countryside.
A Gastronomic and Oenological Delight
Indulge in exceptional dining at the resort’s La Gallina Restaurant, where seasonal, locally sourced ingredients are transformed into culinary masterpieces. Pair each dish with the estate’s award-winning Gavi di Gavi DOCG wines, renowned for their crisp, elegant character. Guests can also enjoy exclusive wine tastings and guided tours of the estate’s vineyards and cellars.
Unparalleled Experiences in Gavi
Villa Sparina offers more than just a stay; it’s an immersive journey into the heart of Piedmont’s wine culture. Stroll through the tranquil vineyards, enjoy private wine classes, or simply relax on the terrace with a glass of the region’s finest Gavi as the sun sets over the hills.
Luxury Redefined
Whether you're exploring nearby historic towns, partaking in wine and culinary adventures, or savoring the tranquil ambiance, Villa Sparina Wine Resort delivers an unforgettable experience. Perfect for romantic getaways, wine tours, and group retreats, this enchanting resort is a true gem in the heart of Piedmont.
Come Discover the Essence of Gavi
Let Villa Sparina Wine Resort be your gateway to the flavors, beauty, and timeless allure of Piedmont’s most celebrated wine region.
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Gavi region, Villa Sparina Wine Resort offers an exquisite escape for wine enthusiasts and travelers seeking refined comfort. Surrounded by lush vineyards, this stunning resort invites you to immerse yourself in the art of living well, where every moment is infused with the elegance of Italian wine country.
Historic Charm Meets Modern Luxury
Housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century estate, Villa Sparina seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary sophistication. Each room is thoughtfully designed to reflect the region’s rustic allure, offering a serene sanctuary with panoramic views of the vineyards and countryside.
A Gastronomic and Oenological Delight
Indulge in exceptional dining at the resort’s La Gallina Restaurant, where seasonal, locally sourced ingredients are transformed into culinary masterpieces. Pair each dish with the estate’s award-winning Gavi di Gavi DOCG wines, renowned for their crisp, elegant character. Guests can also enjoy exclusive wine tastings and guided tours of the estate’s vineyards and cellars.
Unparalleled Experiences in Gavi
Villa Sparina offers more than just a stay; it’s an immersive journey into the heart of Piedmont’s wine culture. Stroll through the tranquil vineyards, enjoy private wine classes, or simply relax on the terrace with a glass of the region’s finest Gavi as the sun sets over the hills.
Luxury Redefined
Whether you're exploring nearby historic towns, partaking in wine and culinary adventures, or savoring the tranquil ambiance, Villa Sparina Wine Resort delivers an unforgettable experience. Perfect for romantic getaways, wine tours, and group retreats, this enchanting resort is a true gem in the heart of Piedmont.
Come Discover the Essence of Gavi
Let Villa Sparina Wine Resort be your gateway to the flavors, beauty, and timeless allure of Piedmont’s most celebrated wine region.
Hotel Manzoni Milan: Elegance and Sophistication in the Heart of Milan
Timeless Luxury in the Fashion District
Tucked away in the prestigious Quadrilatero della Moda, Hotel Manzoni Milan offers a refined retreat for discerning travelers. Surrounded by Milan’s world-famous boutiques and cultural landmarks, this boutique hotel is the perfect base for exploring the vibrant city while indulging in timeless Italian luxury.
A Haven of Comfort and Style
Housed in a classic 19th-century building, Hotel Manzoni effortlessly blends traditional charm with modern amenities. Its beautifully appointed rooms and suites feature elegant furnishings, luxurious fabrics, and marble-clad bathrooms, creating a serene oasis in the heart of Milan. Guests can also enjoy thoughtful touches, including complimentary Wi-Fi and personalized service, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
Fine Dining and Relaxation
Savor exquisite Italian cuisine at the hotel’s Don Rodrigo Restaurant, where seasonal ingredients and culinary artistry come together to create a memorable dining experience. After a day of exploring, unwind at the hotel’s state-of-the-art wellness center, complete with a fitness area, Turkish bath, and spa treatments.
Steps from Milan’s Icons
Hotel Manzoni’s prime location places you within walking distance of Milan’s most iconic attractions, including the Duomo di Milano, Teatro alla Scala, and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Whether you’re shopping on Via Montenapoleone or exploring the city’s rich history and art, everything is just moments away.
The Essence of Milanese Hospitality
Known for its impeccable service and attention to detail, Hotel Manzoni Milan provides an experience that is both luxurious and personal. Whether visiting for leisure or business, you’ll find a warm welcome and an atmosphere of elegance that sets this hotel apart.
Discover Milan in Style
Let Hotel Manzoni Milan be your gateway to the dynamic culture, fashion, and culinary delights of one of Italy’s most iconic cities. From its luxurious accommodations to its unbeatable location, this boutique gem ensures your Milan experience is nothing short of extraordinary.
Tucked away in the prestigious Quadrilatero della Moda, Hotel Manzoni Milan offers a refined retreat for discerning travelers. Surrounded by Milan’s world-famous boutiques and cultural landmarks, this boutique hotel is the perfect base for exploring the vibrant city while indulging in timeless Italian luxury.
A Haven of Comfort and Style
Housed in a classic 19th-century building, Hotel Manzoni effortlessly blends traditional charm with modern amenities. Its beautifully appointed rooms and suites feature elegant furnishings, luxurious fabrics, and marble-clad bathrooms, creating a serene oasis in the heart of Milan. Guests can also enjoy thoughtful touches, including complimentary Wi-Fi and personalized service, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
Fine Dining and Relaxation
Savor exquisite Italian cuisine at the hotel’s Don Rodrigo Restaurant, where seasonal ingredients and culinary artistry come together to create a memorable dining experience. After a day of exploring, unwind at the hotel’s state-of-the-art wellness center, complete with a fitness area, Turkish bath, and spa treatments.
Steps from Milan’s Icons
Hotel Manzoni’s prime location places you within walking distance of Milan’s most iconic attractions, including the Duomo di Milano, Teatro alla Scala, and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Whether you’re shopping on Via Montenapoleone or exploring the city’s rich history and art, everything is just moments away.
The Essence of Milanese Hospitality
Known for its impeccable service and attention to detail, Hotel Manzoni Milan provides an experience that is both luxurious and personal. Whether visiting for leisure or business, you’ll find a warm welcome and an atmosphere of elegance that sets this hotel apart.
Discover Milan in Style
Let Hotel Manzoni Milan be your gateway to the dynamic culture, fashion, and culinary delights of one of Italy’s most iconic cities. From its luxurious accommodations to its unbeatable location, this boutique gem ensures your Milan experience is nothing short of extraordinary.
Hotel Il Casale Denari: A Timeless Escape in the Heart of Lombardy
A Historic Retreat in the Vineyards
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Oltrepò Pavese, Hotel Il Casale Denari is a boutique gem that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. Once a noble estate, this beautifully restored property offers a serene escape surrounded by lush vineyards, making it an ideal base for wine enthusiasts and tranquility seekers alike.
Elegant Accommodations with Rustic Charm
Each room at Il Casale Denari has been thoughtfully designed to reflect the estate’s rich history while providing modern comforts. From exposed wooden beams to elegant furnishings, the ambiance evokes a sense of rustic sophistication. Large windows invite natural light and showcase stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Gastronomic Delights and Local Flavors
Savor the best of Lombard cuisine at the estate’s restaurant, where local ingredients and traditional recipes are elevated to an art form. Pair your meal with exceptional local wines, including sparkling Metodo Classico from the nearby vineyards. Guests can also enjoy a delightful breakfast featuring fresh, regional produce to start the day on a delicious note.
Immersed in Nature and Relaxation
Stroll through the estate’s manicured gardens, take a dip in the outdoor pool, or unwind on the sun-drenched terrace with a glass of wine in hand. For those seeking rejuvenation, the hotel’s wellness area offers an array of treatments and a tranquil atmosphere to refresh the mind and body.
Close to Lombardy’s Treasures
Located just a short drive from the renowned Calatroni Vini Winery, Hotel Il Casale Denari is perfectly situated for exploring the Oltrepò Pavese wine region. Beyond wine tours, guests can venture into nearby medieval villages or enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and cycling through the picturesque landscape.
Hospitality Rooted in Tradition
At Hotel Il Casale Denari, attentive service and a warm welcome ensure every guest feels at home. The staff’s dedication to providing an unforgettable experience makes this boutique retreat a standout destination for relaxation and discovery.
Experience Lombardy’s Elegance
Let Hotel Il Casale Denari transport you to a world of rustic elegance, fine dining, and stunning natural beauty. Whether you’re here for the wine, the views, or the serene ambiance, your stay will be an unforgettable journey into the heart of Lombardy.
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Oltrepò Pavese, Hotel Il Casale Denari is a boutique gem that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. Once a noble estate, this beautifully restored property offers a serene escape surrounded by lush vineyards, making it an ideal base for wine enthusiasts and tranquility seekers alike.
Elegant Accommodations with Rustic Charm
Each room at Il Casale Denari has been thoughtfully designed to reflect the estate’s rich history while providing modern comforts. From exposed wooden beams to elegant furnishings, the ambiance evokes a sense of rustic sophistication. Large windows invite natural light and showcase stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Gastronomic Delights and Local Flavors
Savor the best of Lombard cuisine at the estate’s restaurant, where local ingredients and traditional recipes are elevated to an art form. Pair your meal with exceptional local wines, including sparkling Metodo Classico from the nearby vineyards. Guests can also enjoy a delightful breakfast featuring fresh, regional produce to start the day on a delicious note.
Immersed in Nature and Relaxation
Stroll through the estate’s manicured gardens, take a dip in the outdoor pool, or unwind on the sun-drenched terrace with a glass of wine in hand. For those seeking rejuvenation, the hotel’s wellness area offers an array of treatments and a tranquil atmosphere to refresh the mind and body.
Close to Lombardy’s Treasures
Located just a short drive from the renowned Calatroni Vini Winery, Hotel Il Casale Denari is perfectly situated for exploring the Oltrepò Pavese wine region. Beyond wine tours, guests can venture into nearby medieval villages or enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and cycling through the picturesque landscape.
Hospitality Rooted in Tradition
At Hotel Il Casale Denari, attentive service and a warm welcome ensure every guest feels at home. The staff’s dedication to providing an unforgettable experience makes this boutique retreat a standout destination for relaxation and discovery.
Experience Lombardy’s Elegance
Let Hotel Il Casale Denari transport you to a world of rustic elegance, fine dining, and stunning natural beauty. Whether you’re here for the wine, the views, or the serene ambiance, your stay will be an unforgettable journey into the heart of Lombardy.
The Wines
Red GrapesNebbioloNebbiolo is Piedmont's crown jewel, known for producing some of Italy’s most prestigious wines, including Barolo and Barbaresco. This grape offers high tannins and acidity, with complex aromas of rose, tar, and red berries that evolve into earthier, truffle-like flavors with age.
BarberaBarbera is Piedmont's most widely planted red grape, celebrated for its vibrant acidity and versatility. It produces approachable, fruit-forward wines with notes of cherry, plum, and spice, often complemented by subtle hints of vanilla when aged in oak.
DolcettoDolcetto, meaning "little sweet one," is known for its softer, fruit-driven wines. Offering flavors of blackberries, licorice, and almonds, Dolcetto is less tannic and more accessible than Nebbiolo, making it a favorite for everyday drinking.
FreisaFreisa is a historic Piedmontese grape that produces wines with a unique balance of tart red fruit, earthiness, and a hint of effervescence. It is often lightly sparkling and offers rustic charm with floral and spicy notes.
GrignolinoGrignolino wines are light and delicate, with a pale ruby hue and a bouquet of wild strawberries, herbs, and spices. These wines are known for their refreshing acidity and slightly tannic finish.
BrachettoBrachetto is famous for producing lightly sweet and aromatic red wines, often sparkling, with notes of roses, strawberries, and cherries. It is primarily used for Brachetto d’Acqui, a dessert wine.
RuchèRuchè is a rare grape that produces aromatic wines with floral notes of rose petals, red fruit, and spices. It is often considered a hidden gem of Piedmont.
VespolinaVespolina is typically used as a blending grape, adding peppery spice and red berry flavors to wines. It is often found in blends with Nebbiolo and Croatina.
White GrapesCorteseCortese is best known as the grape behind Gavi, one of Piedmont’s most famous white wines. It produces crisp, dry wines with flavors of green apple, lime, and almond, with a refreshing mineral finish.
Moscato BiancoMoscato Bianco is an aromatic grape celebrated for its use in Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti. These sparkling and semi-sweet wines are known for their vibrant notes of peach, apricot, orange blossom, and honey.
ArneisArneis is the signature white grape of the Roero region, producing medium-bodied wines with floral aromas and flavors of pear, apricot, and a touch of almond.
ErbaluceErbaluce is a versatile grape used for dry, sparkling, and sweet wines. It offers citrus-driven flavors with crisp acidity and a hint of herbal undertones.
Favorita (Vermentino)Favorita, a local name for Vermentino, produces fresh and zesty wines with notes of citrus, green apple, and a touch of salinity. It pairs beautifully with Piedmont's seafood and light dishes.
TimorassoTimorasso is a rising star in Piedmont's white wine scene. Known for its full body and aging potential, it offers complex notes of honey, white flowers, and ripe stone fruits, along with a distinct minerality.
Sparkling and Sweet WinesMoscato Bianco (Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti)Moscato Bianco is the backbone of Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti. These sparkling wines are sweet and aromatic, featuring flavors of peach, orange blossom, and honey, perfect for desserts or celebrations.
Brachetto (Brachetto d’Acqui)Brachetto is used to produce Brachetto d’Acqui, a lightly sparkling red dessert wine with floral and fruity notes of roses, strawberries, and cherries. It is a delightful pairing for chocolate and berry desserts.
BarberaBarbera is Piedmont's most widely planted red grape, celebrated for its vibrant acidity and versatility. It produces approachable, fruit-forward wines with notes of cherry, plum, and spice, often complemented by subtle hints of vanilla when aged in oak.
DolcettoDolcetto, meaning "little sweet one," is known for its softer, fruit-driven wines. Offering flavors of blackberries, licorice, and almonds, Dolcetto is less tannic and more accessible than Nebbiolo, making it a favorite for everyday drinking.
FreisaFreisa is a historic Piedmontese grape that produces wines with a unique balance of tart red fruit, earthiness, and a hint of effervescence. It is often lightly sparkling and offers rustic charm with floral and spicy notes.
GrignolinoGrignolino wines are light and delicate, with a pale ruby hue and a bouquet of wild strawberries, herbs, and spices. These wines are known for their refreshing acidity and slightly tannic finish.
BrachettoBrachetto is famous for producing lightly sweet and aromatic red wines, often sparkling, with notes of roses, strawberries, and cherries. It is primarily used for Brachetto d’Acqui, a dessert wine.
RuchèRuchè is a rare grape that produces aromatic wines with floral notes of rose petals, red fruit, and spices. It is often considered a hidden gem of Piedmont.
VespolinaVespolina is typically used as a blending grape, adding peppery spice and red berry flavors to wines. It is often found in blends with Nebbiolo and Croatina.
White GrapesCorteseCortese is best known as the grape behind Gavi, one of Piedmont’s most famous white wines. It produces crisp, dry wines with flavors of green apple, lime, and almond, with a refreshing mineral finish.
Moscato BiancoMoscato Bianco is an aromatic grape celebrated for its use in Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti. These sparkling and semi-sweet wines are known for their vibrant notes of peach, apricot, orange blossom, and honey.
ArneisArneis is the signature white grape of the Roero region, producing medium-bodied wines with floral aromas and flavors of pear, apricot, and a touch of almond.
ErbaluceErbaluce is a versatile grape used for dry, sparkling, and sweet wines. It offers citrus-driven flavors with crisp acidity and a hint of herbal undertones.
Favorita (Vermentino)Favorita, a local name for Vermentino, produces fresh and zesty wines with notes of citrus, green apple, and a touch of salinity. It pairs beautifully with Piedmont's seafood and light dishes.
TimorassoTimorasso is a rising star in Piedmont's white wine scene. Known for its full body and aging potential, it offers complex notes of honey, white flowers, and ripe stone fruits, along with a distinct minerality.
Sparkling and Sweet WinesMoscato Bianco (Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti)Moscato Bianco is the backbone of Asti Spumante and Moscato d’Asti. These sparkling wines are sweet and aromatic, featuring flavors of peach, orange blossom, and honey, perfect for desserts or celebrations.
Brachetto (Brachetto d’Acqui)Brachetto is used to produce Brachetto d’Acqui, a lightly sparkling red dessert wine with floral and fruity notes of roses, strawberries, and cherries. It is a delightful pairing for chocolate and berry desserts.
