The sandy soil of north Piemonte is home to the appellation Roero and the indigenous variety, Arneis. Giovanni Almondo is a master of the rare varietal, crafting aromatic and mineral wines that rival any of the best white wines in Italy. The 2012 Vigne... Read More
The ancient and rare variety, Brachetto, provides for one of the most fascinating wines from Piemonte. In the hands of the Almondo family, it is wildly floral and deliciously sweet with just a touch of bubbles and really low alcohol. Pair with a fresh... Read More
The grape Nebbiolo, of Barolo and Barbaresco fame, becomes fine and elegant in the high-elevation, sandy soils of Almondo’s vineyards in Roero. The wine has a great nose, with pretty rose petal and berry aromas that lead to a fine, fruity middle... Read More
There are two places in the world where Barbera thrives like nowhere else: Alba andAsti. From the turret of Roberto Ferraris’ cantina one can see an endless panorama of vineyards situated on the nearby sloping hills. His Barbera vineyards are the... Read More
