Our wines are the highest expression of the philosophy of our job: quality with no compromises. At Boroli, we believe that a great wine is the result of a great vineyard and a great terroir. This is why…
The vineyards of Nebbiolo for Barolo are located in the territory of 2 classic towns: Castiglione Falletto (Cascina La Brunella) and Barolo (Borgata Cerequio). The vineyards are…
Culture and Wine: so many things in common, starting from quality. Total and constant quality, without any compromise.
From Alba to Monforte, from Grinzane to Castiglione Falletto, from La Morra to Dogliani, what at first sight may seem simply a constellation of castles and small villages over a sky of vineyards is actually an entire universe, intimate and reserved just like the character of its inhabitants.
Read moreBarolo is the king of wines, but as far as cuisine is concerned, the title goes to the Tuber Magnatum Pico, better known as Alba White Truffle or trifola. Perhaps, the elders used to put some truffle slices into Barolo to celebrate this union: an unusual and extraordinary combination! It is a real…
Read moreBeing reserved does not mean being inhospitable, quite the opposite. What allowed the Langhe to recover from a difficult past has been precisely the solidarity and innate hospitality of its people. In the Langa, we usually say “Knock, say “friend” and the door will be opened to you.” This philosophy converts the winter mist into a warm blanket and the land into thousands of specialties to be tasted at a sumptuously laid table...
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An old Piedmontese farmhouse finely restored, a warm and elegant setting with ancient vaulted ceilings in red brick and a panorama, that of the Alps, simply unforgetta...
White, firm, dry. Our Langhe Doc Chardonnay Bel Amì – the only white produced by our winery – has a fresh and persistent taste that is able to perfectly b...
After having proudly presented Brunella and Cerequio, we could not hold ourselves back from dedicating an article to Villero, one of the most renowned crus in the worl...
Among the unmissable events that dot the month of December “Great Wine of Italy” is certainly on the top of the list....
Barolo or Brunello? There are many connoisseurs of these two Italian red wines who often debate their preferences and the merits of one over the other....
Today Marco Loddo, sommelier at Locanda del Pilone, shares his story with us....
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