Piedmont Wine

This entry-level Nebbiolo from one of Barolo’s greatest producers is anything but entry-level! Made from younger vines in both Barolo and Barbaresco, this is classic Langhe Nebbiolo: well-structured and age worthy, but still... Read More

Named from a village in Piedmont, not far from the source of some of the world’s most esteemed red wine appellations, this crisp, vibrant white offers lovely citrusy flavors of lemon zest and subtle hints of ocean spray.... Read More

Juicy, vibrant berry fruit flavors are layered with high-toned florals, earthy hints of forest floor, and abundant spice on the surprisingly long finish. Light in body but full of complexity, this is a glorious red for spring... Read More

An intensely floral and ripe, cherry-laden nose with hints of white pepper and cardamom leads to a warm, well-balanced palate with ripe red fruits and well-integrated tannins. The finish is long and quite floral—a great... Read More

Coming from the famed Barolo comune of Serralunga, this remarkable wine offers structure & complexity akin to much more expensive Barolo along with the ability to be open & enjoyed young, if desired. Vibrant acidity, pleasant... Read More

Medium-bodied and fresh in style without being too high in acid, this is a great way to get acquainted with the wines of a great traditional producer in Piedmont without shelling out for the price of a Barolo. Dark-fruited with... Read More

On the verge of extinction in the 1980s, this ancient grape variety was rescued by a handful of thoughtful producers interested in preserving its history & showcasing its potential for fine winemaking. Nicely textured, it offers... Read More

This non-vintage wine is grown in the high altitude, cool climate of Alto-Piemonte and uses a unique blend of local grape varieties. Vibrant acidity and aromas & flavors of fresh, juicy red berries, subtle earth, fresh herbs,... Read More

The Morando brothers’ Moscato is perhaps the finest we’ve tasted: satisfyingly rich with refreshing acidity that lifts it up and prevents the sweetness from being cloying, it layers hints of sage, mint, litchi, and... Read More

This exciting newer winery is the result of a partnership between two friends Lara Rocchetti & Luisa Sala, who met in university. From organically-farmed vineyards, the Langhe Nebbiolo offers wonderfully fresh acidity with notes... Read More

This traditional Nebbiolo sees a surprisingly long élevage considering its price point—in other words, it’s an absolute steal for fans of Barolo & Barbaresco who want something to drink now! Notes of rose petals,... Read More

Clerico has quickly become one of our favorite Alto-Piemonte estates. 100% estate fruit, in this case coming from ‘Vigneto del Putin.’ Tangy red cranberry fruit, undertones of orange rind, and elegant minerality make... Read More

In the ‘60s and ‘70s, Monsecco’s Gattinara was legendary, a match for even the finest Barolo, but sadly the estate disappeared. Resurrected by Giorgio Zanetta, this structured single vineyard Gattinara offers... Read More

Famed Barolo producer Roberto Conterno purchased the historic Nervi estate in 2018 and has brought his magic touch to Alto-Piemonte, where his wines are slightly more delicate & elegant than the big, super age-worthy Barolo. Vibrant... Read More

Nervi is the oldest winery in Gattinara still producing wine, and with Roberto Conterno taking the helm in 2018, improvements the cellar have made the already excellent wines significantly more special! This is a refreshing but... Read More

Farmed organically and biodynamically, hand-harvested, and aged for a year in Slavonian oak botte, this is a serious wine from a serious producer at a great price point. Lively acidity lifts a palate of vibrant red fruit, subtle... Read More

Carema is a sub-region valued for perfumed, elegant wines that still possess the ability to age for decades. The wines are more feminine in style than their cousins in Barolo or Barbaresco, but no less complex. Red fruit, pleasant... Read More

Produttori di Carema's Riserva bottling offers slightly more structure and body than its Classico cousin, but with the same classic characteristics of Piedmont: floral aromas, subtle earth, with a bright palate full of elegant... Read More

Produttori di Carema’s ‘Riserva’ bottling offers slightly more structure and body than its ‘Classico’ cousin, but with the same classic characteristics of Piedmont: floral aromas, subtle earth, with... Read More

This wonderfully aromatic Nebbiolo-based red blend comes from Lessona, in Italy’s Alto-Piemonte. Fragrant and quite perfumed, it offers aromas and flavors of red cherry, raspberry, savory spices, hints of rose petals, and... Read More

An absolutely stunning Barbaresco! With all the grapes coming from Montestefano, this wine oozes class and structure. Typical of Barbaresco this wine is incredibly approachable on the fruit, but it has an amazing potential to... Read More