Osteria La Torre

Posted on: March 24th, 2022 by Mario Ferrero

Piedmontese trattoria in Cherasco

Osteria La Torre is a Piedmontese trattoria with a large terrace that offers a wide choice of tasty typical recipes made with local raw materials. At our typical osteria you can savor the dishes born from the passion for good food and the love for our land for a combination of authentic flavor and authenticity. The staff of our Piedmontese trattoria will welcome you in an elegant and familiar environment offering meat menus, fresh pasta dishes, homemade desserts and many other typical specialties to accompany local doc wines.

The restaurant

Osteria La Torre is a Piedmontese trattoria that has made genuineness its strong point: this is why by relying on our chefs you can savor the typical dishes of the Langhe in a truly welcoming environment.

Since 2003, the owner of the restaurant – Marco Falco – has been offering a very diversified clientele the tasty recipes of traditional Piedmontese cuisine prepared with organic raw materials and strictly 0 Km ingredients. Marco, already backed by solid experience in many places in Piedmont, he is assisted by his son chef Mattia, while his daughter-in-law Gloria and Erica take care of the dining room.

The Cellar

Osteria La Torre has a really wide wine list respecting the Piedmontese winemaking tradition. At the trattoria you can choose from the best local, national and international labels.

Many Piedmontese wines are offered: from Barolo to Nebbiolo, from Dolcetto to Barbera, passing through Barbaresco and Roero, ideal to combine with the dishes proposed by chef Marco Falco. The list also includes award-winning national labels and fine bottles. There is no shortage of ‘bubbles’, from Champagne to Moscato, and ‘meditation wines’ such as the Passito di Pantelleria.

RossoBarolo

Posted on: February 15th, 2022 by Mario Ferrero

We opened our “osteria” on 25th April 2008, year of presentation of the great Barolo 2004. (after a year, it seemed a good sign for us!). We offer a typical Langa cuisine and we pay special attention to the origins of our local feedstock.

The “osteria” has two floor. The ground floor is perfect for lunchtime and our outdoor tables provides around 40 sittings. Downstairs you will find the main dinner room, perfect for 35 people, where you will diner surrounded by great Barolos and artworks form local and italian artist.

We are open lunch and dinner. You can have a light luch after a walk in the vineyard, or before come back to work, either have a romantic dinner, come with you friends and have a good time drinking a glass of Barolo, or for a business dinner.

Patrizia and Emanuele will be there for you offering typical cuisine and good music (Emanuele is really passionate about and an amateur drummer), helped by their staff.

Comune di Cherasco

Posted on: September 14th, 2021 by Mario Ferrero

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Boroli

Posted on: July 29th, 2021 by Mario Ferrero

The vineyards of Nebbiolo for Barolo owned by the business are located in the territory of 2 classic towns: Castiglione Falletto (Cascina La Brunella) and Barolo (Borgata Cerequio).

A Piedmontese family of entrepreneurs since 1831. Firstly in the textile industry, then in publishing and now also in wine-growing. In the 90’s, Silvano and Elena Boroli felt the need to start a new project that could bring them back to nature, far from the crazy rhythms of today. The choice was almost obligatory for a Piedmontese: Langa wines. A passion that has converted into a job. What could be better?
A very difficult and demanding job, whose results are never achieved by chance, but, precisely for this reason, with great satisfaction. In 2000, Achille, the third of four children, joined the company.

All processes of Barolo production and refinement take place in the wine-making and ageing wineries at Cascina La Brunella, in the town of Castiglione Falletto, the heart of Barolo, in a very scenic hilly position at a height of 318 metres above sea level. The area hosts the most famous historic Barolo crus and the almost 8 hectares of land surrounding the farmhouse are Nebbiolo and Chardonnay vineyards.
As an integration of the historic Cascina La Brunella, a new winery was opened in 2006, with very peculiar characteristics that perfectly combine tradition and modern building technologies, in full respect of nature and the landscape.

The new winery, designed by Guido Boroli (architect, the second of the 4 brothers), of over 1,000 m2, consists of three distinct areas: the basement, the ground floor and the tasting room.
The basement is used for wine ageing and refinement, while the ground floor is used for product processing. The tasting room features large windows that allow guests to enjoy a unique landscape in the heart of the Barolo valley, among the small villages of La Morra, Barolo, Castiglione Falletto and Serralunga.

The property is also connected to a starred restaurant with rooms:

Locanda del Pilone 
Strada della Cicchetta, 34
Loc. Madonna di Como
12051 Alba (CN), Italy
Ph +39 0173 366616 
e-mail: info@locandadelpilone.com

Mauro Sebaste

Posted on: July 29th, 2021 by Mario Ferrero

The company was born from the strong passion of Mauro Sebaste, son of Sylla, a famous woman and a true Langa wine expert. After Sylla’s premature death, Mauro leaves the family business and, propelled by his strong passion for wine, he pursues a single objective: producing quality wines.

With the help of his wife, Maria Teresa, and his in-laws, he sets up a new company and creates a wine-producing business. And today the next generation has joined the family business: Sylla working in accounting and Angelica painting the labels. To carry out his plan, he starts with a slow, meticulous search for vineyards: each of them with suitable features of typicality, geographical location and exposure.

Nowadays, Mauro manages thirty hectares of vineyards in property and in renting. He follows ripening cycles with absolute devotion and care in order to achieve his one and only objective: producing total and uncompromising quality. His family firm produces an average of 120,000 bottles of wine per year and 5,000 bottles of grappa, exported all over the world.

Castello di Perno

Posted on: September 22nd, 2020 by Mario Ferrero

The picturesque village of Perno rises in the heart of the Langhe. The Castle, which dominates the surrounding landscape, was built in the Middle Ages as a defensive fortalice and transformed between the 17th and 19th centuries into a residential dwelling.

Castello di Perno also represents a piece of history of Italian culture: in fact, it was the headquarters, twin of the one in via Biancamano in Turin, of the Giulio Einaudi publishing house. In particular, it was the residence for the study and artistic activity of the Einaudian writers – Primo Levi was one of the most frequent visitors – and theater of seminars and meetings between the greatest personalities of the Italian culture of the republican age.

Currently owned by Gregorio Gitti, Castello di Perno has not only become the center of a high-level winemaking activity, but intends to return to being a home for culture, with particular attention to contemporary arts.

The winemaking project of Castello di Perno can be defined as neoclassical: it respects tradition, intended as a heritage of specific techniques and knowledge of a historical terroir, while interpreting it through a sensitivity that wants to renew itself over time, with the awareness that wines are living things and therefore they are born, age and improve like men who seek them as good company.

Experiences

Casa Baricalino

Posted on: April 6th, 2020 by Mario Ferrero

Casa Baricalino, wine and hospitality, was born in 2014 in the Municipality of Novello with the aim to continue the tradition of the Langhe territory. The three hectares of vineyards which surround our winery are cultivated with love and respecting the environment.

Our winery and hospitality let you enjoy the emotion of winemaking and bottling, while tasting a glass of good wine and chatting in front of a relaxing landscape.

Experiences

Cascina Boschetto – CHEESES AND COLD CUTS

Posted on: March 20th, 2020 by Mario Ferrero

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Mauro Marengo

Posted on: March 20th, 2020 by Mario Ferrero

The cellar is a small family-run business, born thanks to Francesco Marengo (Mauro’s father, the current owner and successor) who decided to plant his first vineyards in Novello area around the 1950s.

Born mainly as an agricultural activity, over time it becomes a winery, and in 2015 (with the arrival of the third generation in the cellar) it started to sell bottled wines in the international market.

The family only cultivate his own land: they own 11 hectares of native vines of Dolcetto, Barbera, Nebbiolo and Nas-cëtta, located on the hills of Novello and Barolo.

Growers for generations, the Marengo family dedicate the utmost attention to the care of the vineyard, respecting all the times that nature requires.

The company produces Nas-cëtta del comune di Novello DOC, Dolcetto d’Alba DOC, Barbera d’Alba DOC, Barbera d’Alba Superiore DOC, Langhe Nebbiolo DOC, Barolo DOCG, Barolo Angela DOCG, and a red wine called “Falun”.

 

Schiavenza

Posted on: February 20th, 2020 by Mario Ferrero

The Schiavenza company acts in the territory of Serralunga d’Alba since 1956.

The firm started by the brothers Vittorio and Ugo Alessandria is now managed by the son-in-law Luciano Pira, agronomist and cellar man, aided by the wife Maura Alessandria and the brother-in-law Walter Anselma. In the past the farm and the surrounding lands were owned by the Opera Pia Barolo; the work was made by sharecroppers called “schiavenza”: from which derives the curious company’s name.

Actually the company extend itself on ten hectares of vineyards in the territory of Serralunga d’Alba; it owns moreover 15.240 m2 in the village of Monforte d’Alba in the Perno hamlet.

From these esteemed lands the company produces red wine of excellent quality following an artisan making.