Langhe and its wines

The Langhe are one of the most celebrated wine districts in Italy, in the heart of Piedmont. This region is known for its extraordinary scenic beauty, with gentle hills, well-tended vineyards and picturesque historic villages. The winemaking tradition of the Langhe is rooted in centuries of history, with a cultural heritage reflected in the wines produced here, among them some of the most renowned in the world.

Characteristics of the wines of the Langhe

The wines of the Langhe are known for their complexity and variety. Among the most representative grape varieties is Nebbiolo, which gives rise to red wines of great structure and longevity, such as Barolo and Barbaresco. These wines are marked by their intense aromas of red fruit, spices and floral notes, with pronounced tannins that soften with ageing. Other important grape varieties include Dolcetto and the Barbera, which offer fresher, fruitier wines, perfect for drinking straight away.

The Langhe wine district

The Langhe stretch across a hilly area that benefits from an ideal microclimate for winegrowing. The sunny aspects and the clay- and limestone-rich soils help create perfect conditions for the vines. The region is divided into several sub-zones, each with its own particular features, which shape the aromatic and flavour profile of the wines. The combination of tradition and innovation in the cellar has led to high-quality results, making the Langhe a reference point for wine lovers.

The appellations of the Langhe

• Barolo: considered the king of Italian wines, it is a robust, complex wine, ideal for ageing.
• Barbaresco: an elegant, refined wine, often described as Barolo's younger brother.
• Langhe Nebbiolo: a wine that offers a more approachable interpretation of Nebbiolo, with freshness and fruitiness.
• Dolcetto d'Alba: a young, fruity red wine, perfect with traditional local dishes.

Why choose a wine from the Langhe?

Choosing a Langhe wine means opting for a high-quality product, the fruit of a long winemaking tradition and a strong bond with the land. Langhe wines are perfect for every occasion, from informal dinners to special celebrations. Thanks to their versatility, they pair beautifully with a wide range of dishes, from Piedmontese cuisine to more elaborate preparations. What is more, discovering these wines is a journey that lets you appreciate not only the taste but also the history and the culture of one of Italy's most fascinating wine regions.