Vineyards
Bricco San BiagioOpposite the winery stands the hill that goes by the name of San Biagio, where we have four hectares of vineyards facing south-southwest.
Most of this area is home to Nebbiolo da Barolo vineyards planted forty years ago. Read More
Opposite the winery stands the hill that goes by the name of San Biagio, where we have four hectares of vineyards facing south-southwest. Most of this area is home to Nebbiolo da Barolo vineyards planted forty years ago. Read More
The lightness of the soil, due to the presence of veins of sand, gives the wine resulting from these rows a varied range of floral aromas, which come together in a Barolo of outstanding elegance and finesse.
Next to the Nebbiolo vineyards is a small parcel of Barbera covering about 0.3 hectares, planted after World War II: the resulting wine is structured, concentrated and intensely fruity.
Map taken from the book “Barolo MGA, l’Enciclopedia delle Grandi Vigne del Barolo” by Alessandro Masnaghetti – Editore Enogea – www.enogea.it. All rights reserved
Wines
The grapes from this vineyard are used to make the following wines:
