The territory
Piedmont as an asset,
not a cage.
Territory is an origin, not a limit. We work with native grape varieties and make them legible, exportable, profitable. Because typical doesn't mean obscure. And because a Piedmont wine can — and must — work everywhere.
Where Castellengo is born
World Heritage hills, grape varieties still known to few. For now.
The vineyard landscapes of Langhe-Roero and Monferrato are a UNESCO World Heritage Site: a mosaic of hills, ridges and vineyards producing some of the world's most recognised wines — and safeguarding varieties the world has yet to discover. Castellengo crosses this whole territory and translates it into a single, clear, coherent range.
Monferrato
The heart of the brand: calcareous marls and clays yielding soft, spiced reds and sharply fresh native whites.
Monferrato Rosso · Monferrato BiancoThe Asti hills
Barbera's homeland: calcareous-clay hills for Piedmont's everyday red par excellence.
Barbera d'Asti · Dolcetto d'AstiCastagnole Monferrato
A land of aromatic rarities: Ruchè and Grignolino are born here — reds that resemble nothing else.
Ruchè · Grignolino · Piemonte RosatoNizza Monferrato & Mombaruzzo
The hills of Moscato and Brachetto: sweet, fresh, instantly recognisable aromas.
Moscato d'Asti · Brachetto d'Acqui · AstiGavi
In Piedmont's far south, Cortese produces an elegant white that has won over international markets.
Gavi del Comune di GaviLanghe & Alba
Nebbiolo's kingdom: from the Barolo municipalities to the hills of Alba, the great age-worthy reds.
Barolo · Nebbiolo d'AlbaTypical doesn't mean obscure.
Every native variety in the range is told in one line and understood in one sip. That's how Piedmont becomes a competitive advantage: true identity, zero complication.
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