Sabaudo

Sabaudo wines are the perfect representation of Piedmont and its winemaking tradition.
Piedmont has particularly favorable climatic and geological conditions, the hilly area at the foot of the Alps benefits from good drainage and the excellent exposure makes these lands suitable for the cultivation of Nebbiolo. Among the white vines, the native Arneis and Sauvignon Blanc stand out.

The labels of Sabaudo are a tribute to the Unification of Italy and to the figures of the Risorgimento period who contributed to it. They come back to life through the typical Piedmont vines.
From the King of Piedmontese wines, Barolo , to Barbera d'Alba , one of the most appreciated and versatile native grapes in Italy, well structured and with lively fruit.
The range of reds is completed by the Langhe Nebbiolo , a bright and elegant wine. The white wines of the line are also remarkably pleasant, starting from the Roero Arneis (93 pt Maroni) , a juicy and multifaceted wine, the Langhe Sauvignon (93 pt Maroni) and the Oltrepò Pavese Riesling (93 pt Gardini) .

Past and present are found in Savoy wines to guarantee a pleasant journey through time and flavours.