Nebbiolo Wine

All these wines in this flight from Andrea Oberto show a powerful 15% alcohol content across the board. It's all a bit much. The 2018 Barolo del Comune di La Morra reveals ripe fruit, dried cherry, black rose and toasted anise.... Read More

Hand harvested from the best cru vineyards including: Castiglione Falletto, La Morra, Monforte d'Alba, & Serralunga, then aged over three years prior to release. For the price the Arnaldo Rivera Barolo is one of the finest... Read More

98 points & the top rated Italian red from Antonio Galloni in the past seven vintages (under $60), the Cantalupo Breclemae Ghemme is one for the cellar! Crafted in northern Italy, the Arlunnos have had vineyards in this area for... Read More

Sitting on the foothills of the Western Alps, the Italian wine region of Piedmont holds the reputation as one of the worlds finest. Reminiscent of Burgundy, this area is comprised of many small family owned vineyards with an obsession... Read More

"Pleasant, spicy red-berry fruit to this easy-drinking Barolo with medium body, fine tannins and plenty of zip. Drink now." James Suckling. 89 Points

A blend of fruit from five MGA sites (Brunate, Liste, Cerequio, Cannubi and Raviole), the 2018 Barolo Lecinquevigne shows that pretty, bright character that we see across this entire portfolio from Damilano. This wine is accessible... Read More

Delivers a whiff of grilled beef that gives way to flavors of cherry, raspberry, rose hip and mineral. Compact, even austere, as assertive tannins emerge on the resonant finish. Best from 2026 through 2045. The Wine Spectator,... Read More

The La Spinetta Nebbiolo Langhe comes from 15 hectares of the younger part of the Starderi vineyard in Neive. The vines are between 19-22 years old and grown at an altitude of 270 meters, in the same vineyard that produces Giorgio’s... Read More

As Antonio Galloni says, It’s an exciting time to explore the small appellations that make up Northern Italy’s Alto Piemonte...Quite simply, I have never tasted more riveting, breathtaking wines from these appellations... Read More

The grapes come from three parcel at lower altitude than our others Barbaresco. The wine combines grapes from more sandy soils with grapes from more clay-like and fresh soils to obtain an elegant and more ready-to-drink wine.... Read More

Tenute Neirano is a small DOCG estate, and part of the company founded in 1911 by Antonio Sperone beginning with fortified wines and vermouth in a small cellar just outside of Turin. Sperone wanted to focus on high end wines in... Read More

An under the radar producer, Pelassa might be the greatest Barolo that most collectors have never heard of!
Founded in 1960, the family always made and bottled wine under the Pelassa name, however the Italian market for their... Read More

Sourced from the Marcenasco vineyard in La Morra, this is one of the oldest sub zones of the entire Barolo district. Purchased by Renato Ratti in 1965, Marcenasco was one of the first single vineyard cru Barolo's that bore... Read More

Class and spontaneous brightness are the characteristics that distinguish Nebbiolo Ochetti. An ancient wine originally hailing from the vineyards of the Roero zone (sandy hills situated on the left side of the Tanaro River) and... Read More

Rocca Giovanni’s winery consists of 22 hectares of vineyards located in the municipality of Monforte d'Alba, a small village which is part of the eleven communes of Barolo of ancient origin which now owes its fame 'as... Read More

One of our most popular Italian reds, the Casa In Collina Barbaresco is a stunning expression of Nebbiolo, full of alluring notes of red and black fruits, complemented by floral aromas. Known to be Barolo's less tannic and... Read More

Luca Currado likes to remind me that this wine could qualify as a full-fledged Barolo. Barrels not used in the final Barolo Castiglione blend are used to make the Langhe Nebbiolo Perbacco. In fact, its very name “Perbacco”... Read More