Vines and names

One of the most renowned Cru in the whole Barolo area, a true jewel in the municipality of Castiglione Falletto, where the two souls of Barolo meet, the more austere and the more "gentle". Vines over 50 years old give rise to a wine of incredible depth and complexity.

Delicate ruby ​​red. With a refined aroma with hints of raspberry and cranberry, accompanied by a slightly spicy touch of vanilla and nutmeg. A melody of aromas that finds its perfect fulfillment in the mouth, with an extremely elegant entrance, round and enveloping palate with notes of red fruit and spices, soft and perfectly integrated tannins. Round, harmonious and persistent finish,...

Vigna Colonnello has an average age of 40-45 years, for the maintenance of which the plants are replanted from time to time. The Nebbiolo variety is mainly Michet and the rootstock is 420 A.

A Pinot Noir of incredible finesse and with a decidedly Burgundian style. The character of this wine perfectly reflects the producer's desire to seek out the wildest notes of this noble vine. Produced in just 4000 bottles, it is a real treat for lovers of "different" wines from the usual.

The Vigna Cicala has an average age of 40-45 years and the plants are replanted from time to time. The main variety of Nebbiolo is Lampia and the rootstock is Rupestris du Lot.

The wine is produced with the grapes owned by the family and is a splendid example of the wines of Chambolle where the power is dampened by a great elegance making it never banal and perfect for being aged in the cellar.

A Barolo with a "gentle" character despite being one of Monforte's most classic Crü. Sweet tannins and great drinkability, with a huge aging potential.

Sitting on a fissured limestone base covered in a thin layer of loam, Maladière is a steep southeast facing rocky hillsideIN THE VINEYARD We grow 4.35 hectares on this hillside with vines that are on average 35 years old. The steep slope means we’ve had to grow grass to contain erosion. The vines are de-budded, de-leafed on rising-sun side to get the bunches of grapes used to the sun and to...

Barolo Le Vigne interprets the tradition of the Langhe and Barolo, handing down the ancient and skilful art of blending grapes from multiple vineyards.

“Why L'Emeric? Because this wine was made to arouse inspiration. Emeric Ottin was the one who gave the deepest inspiration to the creation of our company. He was the first generation of Ottin to produce Pinot Noir and L'Emerico is our personal way of making them eternal gratitude".

Since the beginning, in 1985, Luciano has always believed in the uniqueness and exceptional nature of the Cannubi hill and its potential, expressing it in a separate vinification. This wine pays tribute to the richness and elegance of an exceptional vineyard, in the heart of Barolo.

Production area: Several vineyards in the Kaiserstuhl area Soil: Natural loess Vinification: a large part of the must is fermented with whole grapes (2/3), a smaller part is destemmed. The extraction of colour and tannins takes place only by pumping over. After fermentation and pressing, the wine is racked into oak barrels for ageing and malolactic fermentation Ageing: after 12...