Balbi Soprani

Early 1900s\nThe Capetta family, originally from Santo Stefano Belbo in the province of Cuneo, an area with a long winemaking tradition, began making wine in the early 1900s.\n\n### 1953\nFrancesco Capetta began producing wines using traditional methods, marking the start of the family's work in Piedmont.\n\n### 1970s\nThe family bought more than 20 ha of vineyards on the hills around the municipalities of Santo Stefano Belbo and Cossano Belbo, in the eastern Langhe near the border with Asti. These vineyards later became the heart of the Corte dei Balbi Soprani estate and the wine project of the same name.\n\n### Later years\nThe Capetta family's wines gained recognition, winning awards at leading wine competitions and finding an audience among people who enjoy good Italian wine.

The estate's vineyards lie on the hills around the municipalities of Santo Stefano Belbo and Cossano Belbo, in the eastern Langhe near the border with Asti, in the province of Cuneo, Piedmont, northwestern Italy. The landscapes of the region have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014.

Francesco Capetta began producing wines using traditional methods in 1953, a practice that has continued as part of the family's approach, combined with an innovative approach to winemaking.

Corte dei Balbi Soprani combines Italy's traditional wine culture with an innovative approach, bringing together the best vineyards the Capetta family was able to acquire.

Corte dei Balbi Soprani describes itself as combining Italy's traditional wine culture with an innovative approach, bringing together the best vineyards the Capetta family was able to acquire.