Not only Barolo! Discover the native grape varieties of Langhe and Roero and enjoy authentic and refined tasting experiences starting from Cascina Facelli.
Native wines of Langhe and Roero: a wine journey through history and territory
In Langhe, wine is not just a product but liquid memory, a story of the landscape, a synthesis of skilled hands and patient seasons.
If Barolo and Barbaresco are the most famous labels, there is a more intimate and surprising Piedmont, made up of ancient grape varieties, artisanal wineries, and exclusive tastings. Cascina Facelli is the ideal starting point to discover this parallel world, far from crowded routes and close to the authentic heart of the territory.

The forgotten wines making a comeback
🍇 Pelaverga Piccolo
A rare grape grown in Verduno. Light red wine, spicy, with hints of white pepper. Perfect for those seeking elegance and lightness.
🍇 Nas-cetta
A native white from the hills of Novello, almost extinct and now rediscovered. Mineral, citrus, and briny notes. Excellent with cheeses and vegetarian dishes.
🍇 Favorita
Piedmontese cousin of Vermentino, it grows between Langhe and Roero. Fragrant, floral, delicate. A sip of spring.
🍇 Freisa and Grignolino
Two lively reds, with firm tannins and great character. Ideal for those who love the “old-style” wine, sincere and straightforward.
These grape varieties tell the story of the biodiversity of Piedmontese viticulture and represent the new frontier for enthusiasts of authentic tastings.

Dinners in the vineyard and cellar visits: the best experiences
From Cascina Facelli, in just a few minutes by car (or e-bike!), you can reach wineries that open their doors only to small groups and by reservation. Here are some selected experiences:
🍷 Visit to Cantina Abbona (Dogliani)
Tradition, passion, and Dolcetto as an identity wine.
🍷 Picnic and tasting at Cascina Castlet (Costigliole d’Asti)
Perfect for a slow day among food, wine, and vineyards.
🍷 Dinner in the vineyard at Le Strette (Novello)
A private experience among Pelaverga and sunsets over the hills.
Each stop is an opportunity to meet those who make wine with their hands and with their hearts.

The terroir and its importance
The concept of “terroir” is central throughout Langhe: it is not just about the soil, but also sun exposure, microclimate, local tradition, and human interpretation.
Each hill has a character, each wine a voice. That’s why tasting here means listening to the land.

Wine and culture: a deep bond
Wine is also culture, literature, art. You find it cited in the novels of Pavese and Fenoglio, in the paintings of Piedmontese Baroque, in village festivals that have celebrated the harvest for centuries.
A stay in Langhe is complete only when it includes:
- a walk among the vineyards,
- a chat with a winemaker,
- a glass sipped slowly in front of the landscape.

Taste history, sip after sip
🍇 If you love authentic wines, true stories, and experiences far from tourist circuits, Cascina Facelli is your ideal starting point.
🥂 Book your suite, discover the hidden grape varieties of Piedmont, and experience wine as a story to be savored.
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