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The word Langhe comes from the Latin “linguae”, meaning tongues, according to historians. And when you look down from the town of La Morra, one of the finest production areas for Barolo, a few kilometres from Alba (Cuneo), in the heart of Piedmont, the rolling hills do indeed look like neatly interwoven tongues of earth. At an altitude of 513 metres, La Morra retains the charm of its medieval origins and boasts a winemaking heritage of outstanding importance: the characteristics of the area differ from hillside to hillside, giving rise to exceptional sensory variety between different wines of the same type.
Among the crests of these hills, towards Verduno, lies the Andrea Oberto Winery, which started as a small family-run business. There are now 16 hectares of vineyards and a new production facility, which was completed in 2003, which produces of 10 wines.
Their varieties include Barbera d’Alba (including Giada and San Giuseppe), Langhe Rosso and Dolcetto d’Alba (including Vigna Vantrino Albarella). The winery’s vineyards, which are Guyot-trained on a prevalently lime/clay soil, lie in the territory of La Morra, Barolo and Cherasco.
Andrea Oberto’s family-run vineyard has over 16 hectares located in the communes of La Morra, Barolo, Alba and Cherasco.
Producer Details
| Country of Origin | Italy |
| Region | Piemonte |
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