Located in the heart of the famous Rabajà zone, this small, family-owned winery, known for producing exquisitely balanced wines from the Barbaresco zone, is run by those who possess an intimate knowledge of the Nebbiolo grape.

Luigi Baudana is one of the smallest active wineries in Serralunga d’Alba and the entire Barolo region. With only 2,6 hectares (6.4 acres) farmed in some of the prime crus of the village, this can be rightly be considered a true garagiste producer.

It all started way back in 1886, when Paolo Conterno founded the Casa della Ginestra, dedicated to the production of Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto wines. Today the company is managed by Giorgio that, after generations, continues to do the work of the vineyard with the same passion.

The Rocche Costamagna winery in La Morra, Italy, has a history that dates back to 1841. The winery is known for its Barolo wines, which are produced from grapes grown in the prestigious Rocche dell’Annunziata cru.

On the 15th of May, 1841, the office of the Royal Military Command of the Province of Alba granted to Luigi Costamagna, the son of founder Francesco Antonio Costamagna, an official license “to retail the wines produced from his own vineyards in La Morra”.

Francesco Costamagna won a Golden Medal at Expo 1911 held in Turin. It was a recognition of fifty years of uninterrupted production. With Francesco passing away, his son Riccardo who was a lawyer in Turin and Alba, continued the family business with the help of his wife Maddalena.

After Francesco’s death, his son Riccardo and wife Maddalena continued to manage the winery. In the late 1960s, Maddalena’s niece Claudia Ferraresi and her husband Giorgio Locatelli took over the winery

Travaglini’s story began in the 1920s when Clemente Travaglini started making wine from grapes grown in his small estate vineyards. Clemente Travaglini was the one who recognised the potential of this region by establishing the first winery in the center of the city. His passion helped raise Gattinara’s status, a commitment that has continued through the following generations.

CASA MARTELLETTI is a historic brand owned by the Perlino company. It was born for a range of quality products that tell the culture of the Piemonte food and wine panorama. In the past, it was also possible to find fine Piemonte still wines and some specialties of local gastronomy. The brand is linked to an ancient building in the high Monferrato, a group of spectacular hamlets located a few miles north of Asti. The Casa Martelletti Selection represents the various souls of Piemonte origin, a symbol of tradition and, at the same time, a challenge to innovation.

CASA MARTELLETTI is a historic brand owned by the Perlino company. It was born for a range of quality products that tell the culture of the Piemonte food and wine panorama. In the past, it was also possible to find fine Piemonte still wines and some specialties of local gastronomy. The brand is linked to an ancient building in the high Monferrato, a group of spectacular hamlets located a few miles north of Asti. The Casa Martelletti Selection represents the various souls of Piemonte origin, a symbol of tradition and, at the same time, a challenge to innovation.

Travaglini’s story began in the 1920s when Clemente Travaglini started making wine from grapes grown in his small estate vineyards. Clemente Travaglini was the one who recognised the potential of this region by establishing the first winery in the center of the city. His passion helped raise Gattinara’s status, a commitment that has continued through the following generations.

CASA MARTELLETTI is a historic brand owned by the Perlino company. It was born for a range of quality products that tell the culture of the Piemonte food and wine panorama. In the past, it was also possible to find fine Piemonte still wines and some specialties of local gastronomy. The brand is linked to an ancient building in the high Monferrato, a group of spectacular hamlets located a few miles north of Asti. The Casa Martelletti Selection represents the various souls of Piemonte origin, a symbol of tradition and, at the same time, a challenge to innovation.

The Rocche Costamagna winery in La Morra, Italy, has a history that dates back to 1841. The winery is known for its Barolo wines, which are produced from grapes grown in the prestigious Rocche dell’Annunziata cru.

On the 15th of May, 1841, the office of the Royal Military Command of the Province of Alba granted to Luigi Costamagna, the son of founder Francesco Antonio Costamagna, an official license “to retail the wines produced from his own vineyards in La Morra”.

Francesco Costamagna won a Golden Medal at Expo 1911 held in Turin. It was a recognition of fifty years of uninterrupted production. With Francesco passing away, his son Riccardo who was a lawyer in Turin and Alba, continued the family business with the help of his wife Maddalena.

After Francesco’s death, his son Riccardo and wife Maddalena continued to manage the winery. In the late 1960s, Maddalena’s niece Claudia Ferraresi and her husband Giorgio Locatelli took over the winery

Travaglini’s story began in the 1920s when Clemente Travaglini started making wine from grapes grown in his small estate vineyards. Clemente Travaglini was the one who recognised the potential of this region by establishing the first winery in the center of the city. His passion helped raise Gattinara’s status, a commitment that has continued through the following generations.

CASA MARTELLETTI is a historic brand owned by the Perlino company. It was born for a range of quality products that tell the culture of the Piemonte food and wine panorama. In the past, it was also possible to find fine Piemonte still wines and some specialties of local gastronomy. The brand is linked to an ancient building in the high Monferrato, a group of spectacular hamlets located a few miles north of Asti. The Casa Martelletti Selection represents the various souls of Piemonte origin, a symbol of tradition and, at the same time, a challenge to innovation.

It all started way back in 1886, when Paolo Conterno founded the Casa della Ginestra, dedicated to the production of Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto wines. Today the company is managed by Giorgio that, after generations, continues to do the work of the vineyard with the same passion.

The Rocche Costamagna winery in La Morra, Italy, has a history that dates back to 1841. The winery is known for its Barolo wines, which are produced from grapes grown in the prestigious Rocche dell’Annunziata cru.

On the 15th of May, 1841, the office of the Royal Military Command of the Province of Alba granted to Luigi Costamagna, the son of founder Francesco Antonio Costamagna, an official license “to retail the wines produced from his own vineyards in La Morra”.

Francesco Costamagna won a Golden Medal at Expo 1911 held in Turin. It was a recognition of fifty years of uninterrupted production. With Francesco passing away, his son Riccardo who was a lawyer in Turin and Alba, continued the family business with the help of his wife Maddalena.

After Francesco’s death, his son Riccardo and wife Maddalena continued to manage the winery. In the late 1960s, Maddalena’s niece Claudia Ferraresi and her husband Giorgio Locatelli took over the winery

Travaglini’s story began in the 1920s when Clemente Travaglini started making wine from grapes grown in his small estate vineyards. Clemente Travaglini was the one who recognised the potential of this region by establishing the first winery in the center of the city. His passion helped raise Gattinara’s status, a commitment that has continued through the following generations.

CASA MARTELLETTI is a historic brand owned by the Perlino company. It was born for a range of quality products that tell the culture of the Piemonte food and wine panorama. In the past, it was also possible to find fine Piemonte still wines and some specialties of local gastronomy. The brand is linked to an ancient building in the high Monferrato, a group of spectacular hamlets located a few miles north of Asti. The Casa Martelletti Selection represents the various souls of Piemonte origin, a symbol of tradition and, at the same time, a challenge to innovation.

Luigi Baudana is one of the smallest active wineries in Serralunga d’Alba and the entire Barolo region. With only 2,6 hectares (6.4 acres) farmed in some of the prime crus of the village, this can be rightly be considered a true garagiste producer.

It all started way back in 1886, when Paolo Conterno founded the Casa della Ginestra, dedicated to the production of Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto wines. Today the company is managed by Giorgio that, after generations, continues to do the work of the vineyard with the same passion.

The Rocche Costamagna winery in La Morra, Italy, has a history that dates back to 1841. The winery is known for its Barolo wines, which are produced from grapes grown in the prestigious Rocche dell’Annunziata cru.

On the 15th of May, 1841, the office of the Royal Military Command of the Province of Alba granted to Luigi Costamagna, the son of founder Francesco Antonio Costamagna, an official license “to retail the wines produced from his own vineyards in La Morra”.

Francesco Costamagna won a Golden Medal at Expo 1911 held in Turin. It was a recognition of fifty years of uninterrupted production. With Francesco passing away, his son Riccardo who was a lawyer in Turin and Alba, continued the family business with the help of his wife Maddalena.

After Francesco’s death, his son Riccardo and wife Maddalena continued to manage the winery. In the late 1960s, Maddalena’s niece Claudia Ferraresi and her husband Giorgio Locatelli took over the winery

Travaglini’s story began in the 1920s when Clemente Travaglini started making wine from grapes grown in his small estate vineyards. Clemente Travaglini was the one who recognised the potential of this region by establishing the first winery in the center of the city. His passion helped raise Gattinara’s status, a commitment that has continued through the following generations.

CASA MARTELLETTI is a historic brand owned by the Perlino company. It was born for a range of quality products that tell the culture of the Piemonte food and wine panorama. In the past, it was also possible to find fine Piemonte still wines and some specialties of local gastronomy. The brand is linked to an ancient building in the high Monferrato, a group of spectacular hamlets located a few miles north of Asti. The Casa Martelletti Selection represents the various souls of Piemonte origin, a symbol of tradition and, at the same time, a challenge to innovation.