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PIANPOLVERE SOPRANO BUSSIA Az. Agr.

Monforte d'Alba · Province of Cuneo · Piemonte

Barbaresco DOCGBarolo DOCGDogliani DOCG+1

Pianpolvere Soprano Bussia anchors itself in Monforte d'Alba's limestone soils, where Nebbiolo reaches its full expression across Barolo and Barbaresco. The extended aging requirements—38 months and 26 months respectively—allow tannins to round into structure. Dolcetto varieties, lighter in alcohol yet equally precise, emerge through Dogliani and Dolcetto di Diano d'Alba, offering counterpoint to the heavier reds.

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