Our new Barolo and Barbaresco are ready. At last, everything takes shape!
After months of care and patience, we’re excited to share the new vintages of our Barolo 2021 and Barbaresco 2022 wines as well as our Langhe Nebbiolo 2023, Dolcetto, and Barbera d’Alba 2024.
The 2021 Barolo vintage shows great depth and elegance. A classic, fresh vintage with sharp late-summer temperature shifts that enhance the aromatic development and phenolic ripeness of the grapes. The result shows a compact, precise, and powerful Barolo that promises long aging potential.
In contrast, Barbaresco 2022 reflects a warmer, drier year, requiring careful timing for harvest and vineyard management. The vines responded beautifully: the wines are rich and generous without being overly structured. This Barbaresco shows full fruit, a silky tannic weave, and a balance of power and grace.
A youthful expression of these two great wines, our Langhe Nebbiolo 2023, continues to show its strength as a wine that speaks to everyone: from those approaching the noble grape for the first time to seasoned drinkers seeking a sincere, recognizable expression.
Its growing market success makes us particularly proud: a sign that authenticity, elegance, and excellent value for money make a compelling formula.
A true, straightforward Nebbiolo that leaves a lasting impression.
And, our everyday–never ordinary–wines
Dolcetto and Barbera 2024: The 2024 vintage wasn’t easy with a mild winter followed by an early spring. May saw heavy rain, then a long hot summer. Vineyard management was demanding, but the harvest, which began in early September, brought healthy, concentrated grapes with excellent acidity.
- Dolcetto: Fragrant, with its signature direct and pleasant style.
- Barbera: Expect beautiful surprises with its balance and freshness, crunchy red fruit and lively acidity—just how we like it!
We’re happy to finally share these with you.
Every bottle tells the story of teamwork and territory that continues vintage after vintage.
As always, we carefully follow every stage of our wines’ evolution and updated with pleasure.
Spring in the vineyards
Meanwhile, the vineyard is alive with new energy.
We were in full bloom–a delicate, quiet, yet crucial moment when the tiny green clusters have transformed before our eyes. During this time the vines require great attention as they balance vegetative vigor and productive potential.
Every day, we monitor plant health and flowering uniformity across all our vineyard plots. This key stage determines fruit set, and with it, the quantity and quality of the future crop.
The period calls for light, targeted agronomic practices:
- Manual shoot thinning to ensure proper air flow
- Monitoring pest pressure, especially for downy mildew and powdery mildew
- Careful soil management to retain residual moisture and support healthy roots
Walking through the rows feels special now as each plant tells a story that only those who work the vineyard every day can truly understand.
Vineyard update
With flowering now behind us, the first clusters have appeared: small, green, and in perfect order.
It’s always a wonder to see them emerge, almost from nothing, and imagine the wine to come.
Now is the time for patience, care, and balance.
Preparing for summer
Freshness, depth, and a soul that knows how to evolve with time.
Dear friends,
The Langhe is certainly known for its great red wines. But we like to think that among its hills, white wines have also found a voice worth hearing—and remembering.
After years of study and work, today we present two wines perfect for this season, but with the depth to go beyond: Chardonnay and Riesling, both from 2023.
When we decided to plant Chardonnay, we knew we were challenging ourselves—introducing a great international white to the Langhe is not a given.
Today, after years of study and care, this wine has become an authentic part of our identity.
The 2023 vintage expresses this well: rich and structured, but never heavy; age-worthy, but already exciting to drink now.
A sip that unites territory and vision—ideal for those seeking freshness and depth, even in summer.
Since 2017, there’s been something surprising each year in tasting our young Riesling: intense, vibrant, and luminous. But it’s over time that this wine reveals its full potential.
The 2023 confirms its versatility: perfect with seafood dishes, or simply on its own on a summer evening. Those who wait will discover its elegant, mineral evolution. Those who enjoy it now will appreciate its energy and precision.
Two white wines born in the Langhe, but with a spirit that looks far beyond.
Perfect to toast the brightest season of the year.
