Intense and pleasant aroma, of great elegance, typicality and personality. Vinous and fruity with notes of wild blackberry, black currant and blueberry; subtle hints of green pepper also emerge. On the palate it is soft and dry with vinous flavors and lively tannins.

Fruity and vinous bouquet with notes of raspberry, blueberry and plums integrated with hints of undergrowth and delicate spices. Full, dry and soft on the palate with fruity and varietal flavors.

A wine capable of expressing typicality, while freeing itself from the stereotype that wants Barbera to be an angular wine. Great depth and excellent balance in each component, for a round and fascinating wine, easy to approach.

Albarossa tells Bricco dei Guazzi: the heart in Monferrato, the gaze to Piedmont. A vine created in 1938 by Professor Dalmasso, which has found a home in the Monferrato hills and on the Olivola bric. Its roots sink into a terroir that Veronelli defined as Cru, its grapes give life to a wine with...

Our Barbera Superiore is Monferrato par excellence, proud and scathing. Its grapes grow in the Costa vineyard, the perfect vineyard for this vine: steep, dry, sunny, difficult, but capable of giving body and structure to this intense and long-lived wine.

Barolo, an extraordinary wine that owes its fame to an equally extraordinary woman: Giulia Falletti, Marchioness of Barolo, it was she who contributed to the birth of modern Barolo and its diffusion. An elegant wine that comes from the Nebbiolo grapes of a few municipalities in the Langhe: the...

The nose smells of cherry with subtle hints of vanilla. In the mouth it is velvety and elegant with a fresh and inviting aftertaste. Excellent as an aperitif or in combination with cold cuts, appetizers or delicate first courses, fish, roast veal, lamb and white meats. Serve also fresh.

An elegant wine with a great personality that comes from an ancient vine that has always been linked to Piedmont in its history and tradition. There are traces of the "Uve Nibiol" since 1266, it is said that it was given this name because it ripens late, just as the first mists arrive in the...

Our Cabernet Franc, vinified alone, comes from vines over fifty years old and best expresses the characteristics of that journey that started from the Pyrenees and went up to the Loire region to arrive in Veneto during the eighteenth century, where it acclimatised perfectly to the new habitat...

Pinot Noir is the latest grape variety to arrive on our hills. In the Lessini mountains, characterized by considerable temperature variations, Pinot Noir benefits from the constant breeze, maintains a fruity flavor and a strong body while the soil gives it freshness and minerality.