Here's Why You Should Stock Up

1. Azienda Agricola Bric Cenciurio took its name from an ancient Piedmont vineyard in 1990 after Franco Pittatore and his brother-in-law Carlo Sacchetto chose to merge their Barolo and Roero properties, fulfilling a dream of producing classic high-quality wines. Today, Franco's sons Alessandro and Alberto follow their father's and uncle's winemaking traditions.
2. Located at the heart of Barolo, the Coste di Rose vineyard showcases ideal conditions for growing strikingly aromatic and long-lived Nebbiolo due to its south/southeast exposure, top-hill woodland cooling protection, and richly compacted soil that forces vine roots to dig deep for nutrients.
3. The 2018 vintage reveals the full potential of this prestigious site in Bric Cenciurio's critically lauded and collectible bottling. Don't miss your chance to secure a share for tracking into the next decade at an unmatched discount!