CASCINA CORTE di Barosi Alessandro

In Dogliani, Alessandro Barosi runs an estate that brings together four denominations, guaranteeing the essence of Piedmont through Nebbiolo and Dolcetto. On one hand, the wines of the local Langhe territory, Dogliani and Dolcetto di Diano d'Alba, interpret the soil with clear minerality; on the other, Barolo and Barbaresco, obtained from vineyards replanted with Nebbiolo and aged for thirty-eight and twenty-six months respectively. The style is understated: no forced extraction, but a careful listening between the grape variety and the characteristics of the soil, allowing each area to emerge for what it truly is. It's a way of working with four DOCG denominations without flattening them into a single signature, letting Dolcetto remain Dolcetto and Nebbiolo express its inherent slowness. The estate does not open its doors to visitors; it is encountered in the glass, where the distance between Dogliani and the Barolo hills is measured in months of anticipation and depth of fruit.

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