Storia
The name Serradenari goes back to the time of the Black Death, the bubonic plague. People from La Morra and Barolo had to leave their homes and take shelter on the ridge, bringing all their savings with them. In the local dialect this became "Sara D'nè", meaning "sierra of money".
Late 19th century
The Diatto-Negri family has owned the estate since the late 19th century. They originally ran businesses in Turin, and exporting wine was a hobby. Through the family, wines from Langhe and Barolo were shipped to the United States for the first time.
2001
Politician and wine writer Giovanni Negri restored the winery.
Time of the Black DeathPeople from La Morra and Barolo took shelter on the ridge with their savings; the name "Sara D'nè" ("sierra of money") gave rise to Serradenari.
Late 19th centuryThe Diatto-Negri family acquired the estate; they ran businesses in Turin and exported wine as a hobby.
Late 19th century onwardWines from Langhe and Barolo were shipped to the United States for the first time through the family.
2001Giovanni Negri restored the winery.
Terroir
The estate sits at the "peak" of Barolo, on a ridge. It also includes 7.5 hectares of woodland known in Langhe as a "truffle paradise".
Vini
Barolo La Tartufaia
Nebbiolo · Barolo DOCG
Barolo Marassio
Nebbiolo · Barolo DOCG
Barolo Serradenari
Nebbiolo · Barolo DOCG
Langhe Nebbiolo Pian delle Mole
Nebbiolo · Langhe DOC
Langhe Pinot Nero La Tartufaia
Pinot Nero · Langhe DOC
Langhe Chardonnay La Tartufaia
Chardonnay · Langhe DOC
Barolo La Vetta DOCG
Nebbiolo · Barolo DOCG