Michele Chiarlo was founded in 1956 by the sole and present owners, Michele and Giuseppina Chiarlo. Son of over seven generations of esteemed wine growers, Mr. Chiarlo is today one of the most respected producers of the fine wines of Piedmont and a leading figure in its viticultural industry. Orme Barbera is a selection from several vineyards It is, according to Italian and foreign magazines, a Smart Buy and one of the most popular wines served by the glass in Italian restaurants all over the World. Orme, an excellent Barbera wine, expresses a red fruity, tasty and elegant full taste.

Orlando Abrigo Mervisano Barbera dAlba Superiore This Mervisano Barbera is the result of the selection of the best batches of the parcels of old vines in the locality of Roreto, in the municipality of Trezzo Tinella and in the municipality of Neviglie.

ROBERTO VOERZIO Pozzo Dell Annunziata, Barbera d'Alba

Giacomo Conterno Vigna Cerretta , Barbera d'Alba DOC Roberto Conterno acquired the vineyards in the Cerretta cru in Serralunga in 2008, two-thirds of which is planted to Nebbiolo and the balance to Barbera. Prior to release, these wines were highly anticipated and didnt disappoint being lauded by critics and snapped up by collectors.

Paolo and Guido Sartirano have created Cascina Ghercina to dedicate a selection of wines to the wine lovers who are passionate for Piedmontese wines. Those who are constantly looking for tradition and quality. Rich in structure, the Cascina Ghercina Barbera d'Alba has an expansive bouquet display ripe fruits. The finish is long and mouth-filling. Pair this wine with fondue, grilled fillet, mature cheeses, lasagna, or stewed meats.

Aromatically it is quite light and jubey - a little confected raspberry and red liquorice give way to fruit leather and candied red apple. On the palate the wine seems to morph into a true northern Italian; more robust and brash but with slatey minerality and a graphite frame. Still it is youthful and bountiful with fruit, but make no mistake, this is stuffed full of complexity and intrigue.