Cantine Dei Marchesi Di Barolo S.P.A.

In the village of Barolo, amidst Piedmont's most celebrated wine hills, Cantine Dei Marchesi Di Barolo dedicates a line to an unexpected register for these parts: aromatic white grape varieties, with Moscato bianco at the forefront. From this comes their sole declared denomination, Asti DOCG, offered in multiple formats—still whites, spumante, and traditional method versions that rest in the cellar for at least a month before release. It's a work that focuses on elegance rather than power: freshness, aromatic definition, and a regional personality legible in every bottle. The winery, moreover, never truly closes its doors. Visits and tastings are possible all year round, allowing guests to closely follow how Moscato is transformed, from the secondary fermentation to resting on the lees. Those passing through Barolo can schedule a stop here and see firsthand how a territory known for great reds can also express itself through an aromatic white.

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