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Trediberri Barolo Rocche dell’Annunziata DOCG

Trediberri is a winery located in La Morra that was established by Nicola Oberto, his father Federico, and his friend Vladimiro. In 2007, they acquired 5 hectares of vineyards in the MGA Berri, which is the origin of the winery's name. Trediberri's wines have become popular since their first vintage in 2011, thanks to their fresh and immediate style that highlights the fruit and drinkability of the wines. They have moved away from the traditional notion of Barolo being a wine with a strong structure but not very smooth in the mouth. Trediberri currently cultivates around 8 hectares of vineyards in La Morra, including Rocche dell'Annunziata, Berri, Capalot, and Torriglione, which produce Barolo, Langhe Nebbiolo, Barbera d'Alba, and Langhe Sauvignon. The original Rocche dell'Annunziata referred to the entire south and southwest-facing slope, where the Ciabot d'Can stands, as well as the vineyards that face south and southeast near the road to the hamlet of Torriglione. Barolo is a type of red wine that is produced exclusively from the Nebbiolo grape variety and is made in the Piedmont region of northwest Italy. The wine is typically produced in the area surrounding the town of Barolo, as well as in several other communes. One of Trediberri's most notable wines is the Trediberri Barolo Rocche dell’Annunziata. This wine is grown from old vines planted in Annunziata di La Morra, which allows for the harvest of the highest quality grapes. The wine is known for its complexity, elegance, and finesse, and it features notes of dark cherry, kirsch, hard candy, rose petal, and mint. The wine's intensely aromatic finish is lifted by a range of perfumed, floral accents.

Sottimano Cotta

Situated between Neive and the town of Barbaresco itself, Cotta beautifully combines the rich, fuller-bodied nature of Neive, with the tannic structure of Barbaresco. With a south-west exposure, it is usally the richest and roundest of the Sottimano crus, typically showing abundant red and black fruits with refined nuances of mint, leading to a palate of notable length. The tannins are there, but beautifully expressive and silky. A benchmark Barbaresco with a 15-20 year cellar life.

Azienda Agricola Sordo Giovanni Rocche di Castiglione , Barolo DOCG, Barolo DOCG

AZIENDA AGRICOLA SORDO GIOVANNI Rocche di Castiglione , Barolo DOCG, Barolo DOCG

Elio Grasso Ginestra Casa Mate

Casa Maté is the more masculine of Grassos two regular Barolos, showing darker fruit, more tar and a more robust tannin profile. The fruit comes from a south-facing 3 ha plot within the Ginestra vineyard, 300-350 meters above sea level, on relatively loose-packed, slightly clayey, calcareous soil. Driven by rigorous attention to detail in the vineyard and picking at optimum phenolic maturity, Grassos Vigna Casa Maté is a contemporary expression of traditional Barolo underscored by immaculate winemaking. The wine is fermented in stainless steel and typically spends 30 days on skins followed by 30 months maturation in 2500L Slavonian oak casks.

G.D. Vajra Barolo Bricco delle Viole

Gaja Sito Moresco, Langhe

GAJA Sito Moresco, Langhe Fruit is sourced predominantly from Pajorè in Treiso and in Serralunga, with eastern and western exposure and rich soils laden with limestone. Fermented and aged in stainless steel tanks and oak casks, the Sito Moresco combines the complexity of Nebbiolo with the roundness of Barbera and the body of Merlot. Elegant, fruity and balanced, the wine has a refined bouquet of small red fruits with smooth tannins and a lingering finish.

Domenico Clerico Ciabot Mentin

Oddero Villero

Luigi Pira Vigna Rionda

Elio Grasso Gavarini Vigna Chiniera

Gavarini Vigna Chiniera is a contemporary expression of traditional Barolo. Of Grassos two regular Barolos, Chiniera is the more feminine in style, showing a more floral personality in a finer, more elegant style. The fruit comes from a south-facing 3 ha plot within the Gavarini vineyard, 320-360 meters above sea level, on relatively loose-packed, slightly sandy, calcareous soil. Driven by rigorous attention to detail in the vineyard and picking at optimum phenolic maturity, the Grasso style is underscored by immaculate winemaking. Vigna Chiniera is fermented in stainless steel and typically spends 30 days on skins followed by 30 months maturation in 2500L Slavonian oak casks.