Monfortino Riserva represents the pinnacle of Barolo. Produced by Giacomo Conterno, one of the all-time greats of Italian winemaking, this wine is a result of meticulous vineyard management and traditional winemaking methods. Known for its extraordinary complexity and depth, it is layered with dark fruit, tobacco, and earthy undertones, evolving beautifully over decades.

A legendary Barolo producer, Bartolo Mascarello was a stoic traditionalist who staunchly opposed the modernization of winemaking. To this day, Cantina Bartolo Mascarello makes one of the most revered Barolos in the world.

Blended from the estate's four crus and aged only in Slavonian casks, it is an enchanting, silkily textured expression of energy and remarkable focus. reflecting a comprehensive expression of the region and a classic example of traditional Barolo.

Bruno Giacosa's Falletto Riserva, specifically from the Falletto Vigna Le Rocche vineyard, is a testament to the art of winemaking from this highly respected and trendsetting producer. Even today, there exists no more poignant a name in Piedmontese wine.

It showcases the power and elegance of Barolo, with a complex bouquet of red fruits, spices, and a hint of truffle. The wine's graceful aging potential is a tribute to Giacosa's mastery in expressing the terroir of Barolo.

Angelo Gaja's Sperss, from the famed Langhe region, is a modern interpretation of Barolo. It combines traditional Nebbiolo characteristics with innovative winemaking techniques. Sperss is known for its rich texture, intense aromas of dark fruit and licorice, and a well-integrated oak presence, resulting in a Barolo that marries tradition with a contemporary edge.

Monprivato by Giuseppe Mascarello e Figlio is a single-vineyard Barolo reflecting the unique characteristics of its terroir. This wine is celebrated for its finesse and complexity, offering a delicate balance of floral aromas, red berries, and subtle earthy notes. It epitomizes the elegance and the expressive potential of Nebbiolo.

Formerly known as Cannubi Boschis, Aleste is a vibrant expression of Barolo by the late Luciano Sandrone.

One of the original “Barolo Boys,” he sought knowledge from other regions in order to further the quality of his own wine, and while not bound by tradition, he combined both modern and traditional elements to create truly outstanding Barolos that sit among the greatest expressions.

Deep and multidimensional, these ethereal wines are ripe and smooth, finishing with a resoundingly elegant crescendo of stunning length.