Arneis Wine Tour

The Roero, a landscape of steep hills where vineyards, hazelnut groves, orchards, and the famous truffle woods alternate, with a terroir rich in minerals and white sands excellent for rainwater drainage. This is where the castle is located, famous for organizing excellent receptions for up to 500 people in the large park surrounded by centuries-old oaks, bergamot trees, and lime trees. But if you love history, you will not be disappointed by the visit to the hall of coats of arms, the arch hall, and the reception hall. Once, winemaking was entirely done at the castle, and barrels were always stored in the castle. In 2004, production was moved to the farmhouse, an ancient residence from 1700 used for wine production, wheat harvesting, and livestock farming. The cellar was then completely renovated, with an avant-garde project not only for its purely technological aspect; the part dedicated to winemaking, naturally refrigerated, offers a truly extraordinary aesthetic effect.