Wineries in Piedmont & Langhe

Founded in 1982 by Mauro Molino in the frazione of Annunziata in La Morra: young and dynamic, but deeply rooted in the traditions of the area. Today his children Matteo and Martina run the estate. The…

Giancarlo Rocca is the passionate owner of this small family business in the heart of the Barbaresco zone. With 7 hectares of vineyards he produces, with great knowledge and love for the craft, mainly…

One of the most underrated wineries in the Langhe. Palladino makes Barolo exclusively from its own vineyards in Serralunga d'Alba, the most powerful and tannic commune of the Barolo appellation. 15 he…

The cantina sits in the middle of the vineyards, in one of the few natural amphitheatres of the Langhe. A family business for four generations: Giulio and Luciana Grasso run it together with their thr…

A sanctuary. Bartolo Mascarello (1927-2005) was the most outspoken traditionalist in all of Barolo: a man who wrote his political convictions on his labels (famous cuvées such as "No Barrique No Berlu…

Less than 300 metres from the historic centre of Castiglione Falletto lies this quiet, atmospheric relais in the middle of the vineyards. The building houses a tasting room/enoteca, a panoramic terrac…

A visit is like the estate itself: anything but commercial. Tastings take place at picnic tables under four large hickory trees on the spot where the family house once stood, the house that was swept …

Founded in 1974 as a passion and a hobby, it has grown into a serious winery. Dosio sits at the highest point of the Barolo appellation, 500 metres up on the Serradenari hill in La Morra, a UNESCO her…

In the heart of the medieval village of Verduno, one of the eleven communes allowed to produce Barolo but by far the least known, the Alessandria family has made wine for generations. Right in the hea…

Grandsons Marco and Dante Garrone run this family domaine together with Marco's wife Cinzia. The family's real heritage is twelve hectares of vineyards on the gentle hills of the Monferrato Astigiano,…

Giuseppe Rivetti started La Spinetta in 1977 after returning from Argentina, with Moscato d'Asti as his first wine. In the 1990s he moved into Barbaresco and Barolo, and added Tuscany too. The rhinoce…

The Martinenga vineyard has been owned since 1797 by the noble Cisa Asinari di Grésy family, one of the most respected names in the Langhe. Even the legendary Bruno Giacosa, one of the greatest Barbar…

After 35 years at the head of Vietti, one of the most acclaimed wineries in Piedmont, Elena Penna and Luca Currado Vietti said goodbye in January 2023 when the family sold the estate to American busin…

A top address when visiting Barolo. A beautiful country house (with a lovely pool!) where you can also stay the night (and then you're allowed to finish the wines left over from the tasting rooms). Fr…

A story of resistance and survival. In 1894 the farmers of Barbaresco founded a cooperative. It was dissolved during the fascist period but re-established in 1958 by the local priest, Don Fiorino Mare…

From an abbey in Chianti to a wine barrel in the Douro: ten special wineries in Europe where you can also stay the night.

Wine hotels, agriturismi and relais at Italian wineries: where to stay in Tuscany, Piedmont, on Etna and in Valpolicella.

Stay at a winery in Barolo, Barbaresco or the Alta Langa: seven addresses in Piedmont with rooms, from relais to agriturismo.

Which wineries you can visit in Barolo and Barbaresco, where to drink a glass of Nebbiolo and where to eat: how to plan a wine trip through the Langhe.