Fogliati

1800\nThe estate belonged to Spirito Zocche, a historic producer and exporter of Barolo to Argentina.\n\n### Early 1950s\nGuido Fogliati bought the estate and continued the winemaking business.\n\n### After Guido Fogliati's death\nThe vineyards continued to be tended regularly, but winemaking stopped for many years. Most of the grapes were sold to large local producers.\n\n### 2016\nGuido and Annalisa, grandchildren of Guido Fogliati, took over the land and its villa and brought the estate back to life. They converted the vineyards to organic farming and completely renovated the building, marking the start of a young, dynamic company, Poderi Fogliati, in Castiglione Falletto, overlooking the UNESCO-listed hills of the Langhe.

The estate lies between Monforte d'Alba and Castiglione Falletto, in an area overlooking the UNESCO-listed hills of the Langhe.

Since 2016, the vineyards have been farmed organically. Poderi Fogliati grows its own grapes for its wines.

Poderi Fogliati grows its own grapes and makes Barolo and Langhe Nebbiolo wines described as elegant, delicate, silky and aromatic, offering a pure expression of the terroir with clearly defined tannins without feeling too heavy.

For Poderi Fogliati, careful attention to the land, its approach to farming and dedication to the work are described as the ideal recipe for wines that draw the drinker into its world with every sip.