This Barolo comes from the Cannubi vineyard of the Einaudi Farm, facing south and south-east, and made  of grey-white marls of Sant'Agata, rich in sand. Vinification takes place in steel wine makers, with fermentation temperature between 30-32°C, then post-fermentation maceration,  racking after 22-25 days and finally  decanting with temperature control. Thirty months of maturation in oak barrels, then a long rest in the bottle to complete the refinement.

Barolo Ornato Pio Cesare is the bottle in the company's range dedicated to enthusiasts who love the austere and profound character of the great Barolo wines of the Serralunga d'Alba area. It is a wine that can be drunk immediately, but improves if allowed to reach full expressive maturity after a few years of ageing in the cellar. It is ruby red in colour with garnet highlights. Elegant and complex, it expresses aromas of aromatic herbs, balsamic nuances, aromas of small red berries, underbrush, slightly spicy and mineral sensations. Structured and intense, it is characterised by a dense tannic texture and an austere and long sip, which stretches straight and severe towards a very persistent and fresh finish. A true champion of the denomination.

Barbaresco Riserva Montefico dei Produttori del Barbaresco is produced from grapes grown at an altitude of about 250 metres, with a south, south-west exposure, in the Montefico cru of the same name. 

Fermentation takes place in steel tanks at controlled temperature, with a period of maceration on the skins of about 4 weeks. The wine then matures for 36 months in oak barrels and completes its refinement with 12 months in the bottle. 

In the glass it has a ruby red colour tending towards garnet and offers floral scents, aromas of small red berries, sensations of spices and liquorice root. 

The taste is dynamic and vertical, with a delicate centre of the mouth and a very fresh and mineral finish. 

A great Barbaresco with a refined taste.

Barbaresco Riserva Montestefano dei Produttori del Barbaresco comes from south-facing vineyards located in the Langhe region between 200 and 400 metres above sea level, with a clayey soil rich in limestone, and a climate based on hot summers and cold winters. 

The harvest is done by hand and is brought forward a few days with respect to that of Barolo, after which the must is fermented in steel at a controlled temperature of 28°-30°C for 15-24 days and then begins ageing in wood for at least 36 months, resting then in the bottle for at least 6 months before release. 

Barbaresco Montestefano is a wine born for ageing, less austere than Barolo, but certainly more ready to drink; we are dealing with an elegant and full-bodied wine, structured, complex and full.

Barolo Villero comes from one of the most suitable cru in the Castiglione Falletto area. The Fenocchio family enhances the production of its own vineyards, creating wines with a strong territorial character, as in this case. 

Barolo Villero exalts the calcareous and clayey richness of the original soils with an aromatic bouquet of great breadth and an enveloping tannic texture, capable of sustaining very long ageing.

Fineness, complexity, austerity, depth and elegance weave the fabric of this red wine, vocated by its origin to nobility.  The ancient Francia vineyard covers 14 hectares, dominated by predominantly calcareous soil.

Harvesting is preceded by careful selection during the pruning phase, which allows only one bunch per shoot to be left. Once brought to the cellar, the grapes are pressed and the must obtained is subjected to long macerations that can last up to 30 days. The fermentation phase takes place in toast-free Austrian wood vats.

Maturation then begins, inside oak barrels, for a period of 48 months. A final stop in the bottle makes it ready for marketing.

Fineness, complexity, austerity, depth and elegance weave the fabric of this red wine, vocated by its origin to nobility.  The ancient Francia vineyard covers 14 hectares, dominated by predominantly calcareous soil.

Harvesting is preceded by careful selection during the pruning phase, which allows only one bunch per shoot to be left. Once brought to the cellar, the grapes are pressed and the must obtained is subjected to long macerations that can last up to 30 days. The fermentation phase takes place in toast-free Austrian wood vats.

Maturation then begins, inside oak barrels, for a period of 48 months. A final stop in the bottle makes it ready for marketing.

Barolo Arione by Giacomo Conterno is a prestigious interpretation of the Arione cru, which is located in the southernmost part of the Serralunga d'Alba area.

The Giacomo Conterno winery was founded in the early 1900s by a family that had been cultivating vines for generations on the hills of the Barolo area and includes some of the most prestigious plots in the area, which give rise to legendary labels such as Cascina Francia, Arione and Monfortino.

The extraordinary quality of the grapes, a very strict selection of only the best bunches and a work in the cellar that is patient and always very respectful of the raw material, guarantee excellence with a classic and elegant profile, capable of condensing all the essence of the Langhe land.

Barolo Bartolo Mascarello fascinates aficionados the world over for its fidelity to a traditional style that has become extremely rare and almost disappeared.

A rigorous, austere and elegant wine, ascending on the aromatic and taste levels after long ageing in the bottle to reach unparalleled heights of quality, rich in nuance and great momentum.

The grapes used for the production of this historic and legendary label come from just 3 hectares located in some of the most important cru of the Langhe, including the San Lorenzo, Cannubi and Rocche vineyards, which are vinified all together in cement vats, in accordance with the oldest Piedmontese tradition.

Maturation then takes place for 32 months in large Slavonian oak barrels. Unparalleled!