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For these unparalleled wines, we travel to perhaps Italy's most beautiful wine region: Piedmont. This wine region is home to some of Italy's most beautiful wine villages, of which Asti and Barolo are undoubtedly the most famous. Prunotto operates in all the top locations in Piedmont, offering a highly diverse selection of Italian wines. Prunotto maintains ancient traditions while utilizing the latest techniques. This has proven to be a masterstroke, as Prunotto wines have become true favorites among wine connoisseurs.

The most beautiful wines from Piedmont

The province of Piedmont is located in northwestern Italy. This province is known for its industry and economy; Turin is the vibrant capital of Piedmont. However, Piedmont is known among connoisseurs as the birthplace of classic and successful Italian wines. Barolo wines, in particular, bring joy to wine drinkers worldwide.

The most important grape of this region is, without a doubt, Nebbiolo. It forms the basis of many different wines. Its somewhat distinctive character creates distinctive wines, giving you exactly the Italian flavor you crave. Besides Nebbiolo, Barbera is a widely planted grape in Piedmont's vineyards.

The Italian wines of Prunotto

Prunotto Winery boasts an impressive 65 hectares of beautiful vineyards throughout Piedmont. A large portion lies in historically prominent wine regions – special locations where the finest wines are produced. For example, around Asti, they have planted vineyards with Barbera grapes. This is where the renowned Purnotto Fiulot Barbera d'Asti is produced.

Another beautiful village is Alba. This idyllic wine village lies just north of the iconic Barolo winery. It is known for its excellent wines, including its own Barbera wine. The Barbera D'Alba is Alba's Barbera D'Asti variety. The Prunotto variety, the Prunotto Pian Romualdo Barbera D'Alba, is a personal favorite of our vintner.

What is the best wine from Prunotto?

Actually, all Prunotto wines deserve to be at the top of the Piedmont podium. However, there can only be one winner. Without a doubt, it's the Barolo. Over the past few centuries, Barolo has evolved from a king's wine to a diva among Italian wines. Prunotto Barolo is this winery's version. Prunotto also offers an exclusive Barolo wine, sourced from special grapes from distinct vineyards. The Prunotto Bussia Barolo is truly in a class of its own, sure to make many wine lovers drool.