The estate is the result of the great wealth of experience, knowledge and love for the vineyard of the Zonin family. Purchased in 1985, it now covers 186 hectares, of which 160 are vineyards, which form an enchanting amphitheater of rows at an average altitude between 250 and 350 meters. The climate is typically continental and is influenced by the barrier that the Alps and the Apennines oppose to the south-western winds.
The Castello del Poggio estate is committed to enhancing the indigenous vines of excellence of Piedmont, such as Barbera, Dolcetto, Brachetto, Moscato d'Asti and Grignolino, which in this area express the best varietal characteristics and which historically it is considered the "cru" area par excellence.
Color: Light ruby red with a festive rosy foam. Bouquet: Full and pleasantly intense with hints of Bulgarian rose and musk. Taste: Harmoniously sweet, fresh, finely aromatic.
