Araldica

Piemonte's turbulent history, in combination with the physical isolation, held the growth of the winemaking tradition in check for many centuries. Great wines are made not only in the vineyards and in cellars but also by a receptive market. Accessibility and ease of transport have a major role to play: Bordeaux and Oporto have the natural advantage of their ports while Burgundy and Champagne have long had good roads connecting them with the pr...

The Araldica cooperative now comprises 200 members who tend to around 900 hectares of vines. As well as traditional and native varietals such as Barbera, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Cortese, Arneis and Moscato we also grow the less common Brachetto and Freisa alongside more cosmopolitan, renowned grapes as Merlot, Cabernet and Chardonnay.

In this section you can read about two of our most recently acquired vineyards, Il Cascinone and La Battis...