Fratelli Casetta, based in Vezza d’Alba in the heart of the Roero region, boasts a winemaking tradition which dates back to 1725. The Casetta family has been cultivating vines and producing wine for generations, passing down their knowledge and passion through the centuries.   The estate’s vineyards, located in the hilly terrain of Roero, benefit from diverse soils and microclimates, contributing to the production of wines with notable finesse and elegance. Fratelli Casetta’s portfolio includes classic…

Reverdito, situated in the renowned Barolo commune of La Morra, represents the culmination of a journey that began in the late 1960s when Silvano Reverdito started acquiring vineyards in the region. In 2000, his children, Michele and Sabina, established the Reverdito winery, bringing their father’s vision to fruition.   The estate encompasses vineyards in some of Barolo’s most esteemed crus, including Ascheri, Badarina, and La Serra. Reverdito’s approach to winemaking emphasizes traditional methods, such as extended…

Founded in 1867 in Canelli, Piedmont, Contratto is a cornerstone of Italian sparkling wine heritage. This is Italy’s oldest producer of traditional method (metodo classico) sparkling wines, and the very first to release a vintage metodo classico—back in 1919. At a time when most Italian sparkling wine was made with the simpler tank method, Contratto was already embracing the Champagne-style second fermentation in bottle. Today, their wines are still crafted with the same patient, meticulous…

Paitin, located in the picturesque hills of Neive in Piedmont, boasts a winemaking heritage which dates back to 1796. It was then that Benedetto Elia purchased the estate, including the farmhouse, wine cellar, and surrounding vineyards. The family’s dedication to viticulture has been unwavering, with each generation contributing to the estate’s growth and reputation.   In 1893, Paitin produced its first Barbaresco from the Sorì Paitin vineyard, marking a significant milestone in the winery’s history. By…

Fattoria Uccelliera is steeped in history, with roots tracing back to the Medici era. Located in the rolling hills of western Tuscany, this estate takes its name from the Italian word for “birdhouse” (uccelliera), a nod to the historic dovecotes found on the property. The winery is family-run, blending traditional techniques with modern innovation to craft wines that are both authentic and dynamic. Situated near Pisa, Uccelliera’s vineyards benefit from a mix of sandy and…