Production area: entire territory of the communes of Barbaresco, Neive, Treiso (former village of Barbaresco) and the part of the village "San Rocco" already part of the town of Barbaresco and aggregated to the town of Alba, falling in the province of Cuneo.
A reason is considered one of the great wines of Italy, Barolo and Brunello di Montalcino. Barbaresco, which gives its name to this wine, is a town in the province of Cuneo caressed by the river Tanaro. Ancient town rich in history, Barbaresco since the times of the Roman Empire was strategically important, place on top of a hill, it was just a great vantage point and safe haven to enemy attacks.
Owner of the castle and the surrounding vineyards became, after several sequences, a winemaker of undisputed value, that Domitius Cavazza. The technical and scientific rigor of Kelso, director of the Wine School of Alba at the end of 1800, has given rise to the enhancement of Barbaresco wine, a wine that comes from Nebbiolo