Borgogno

Borgogno is one of the oldest wineries in the fabulous Langa area, founded in 1761 by Bartolomeo Borgogno. The winery is located in the heart of the magical town of Barolo, known for the production of one of the greatest wines in the world. Borgogno cultivates the grapes in the best way, with sustainable treatments, in total respect of the environment, without the use of chemical fertilizers and herbicides. A long tradition and winemaking experience, the use of traditional and natural vinification processes and the strong link with the territory, are the values that constantly guide this reality.

Borgogno

In 1861 the Barolo Borgogno enters history: it is the year in which the unification of Italy was achieved and it is the king of wines, and the wine of kings, created by Borgogno that sealed the pact at the celebratory lunch. A story that goes hand in hand with the extension of the Borgogno properties with the acquisition of vineyards in the best crus such as Fossati, Cannubi, Liste and Cannubi San Lorenzo.

Borgogno red wine

Borgogno is famous above all for its red wine, primarily Barolo , with great vintages awarded and known all over the world, but also with the classics of the Piedmontese tradition such as Dolcetto , Barbera , Nebbiolo and Freisa . One of a kind is the famous No Name, which is almost a Barolo because it is obtained from Nebbiolo grapes and aged for 3 years in large oak barrels and then for 6 months in the bottle. However, there are interesting results for Borgogno in the field of whites, with the Riesling of the Langhe, and in the field of sweet wines, with the classic Barolo Chinato .

What differentiates Barolo Borgogno Riserva from Barolo Borgogno?

Barolo Borgogno Riserva has a greater refinement than Barolo Borgogno. This winery is famous above all for its Barolo crus such as Liste and Cannubi.