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Roagna

Fifth generation in charge of this historic domain, Luca Roagna today represents one of the most loyal ambassadors of his region of Piedmont and Barbaresco. The winemaker attracts intense interest from wine enthusiasts and he is surely one of the greatest figures in the world of fine Italian wine. The finesse and freshness of his wines, as well as his aversion to the excessive influence of oak, have made this domain at once unmissable and very difficult to come by! We’ve unearthed their very best wines, just for you.

The Roagna family owns a historic property in the village of Barbaresco in the Piedmont. It began producing dry wines circa 1880, when the region was the area of choice for northern Italian liqueur maker. The estate was extended in 1989, and now also produces Barbarescos and Barolos. It covers around 10 hectares which are split evenly between Barolo and Barbaresco vines. The Piedmont area of Langhe with its green, undulating hills and small plots with individual characteristics, is set up in a way similar to the climats of Burgundy. The delicate wines possess excellent ageing potential, continuing this comparison.
Luca, who has a diploma in oenology, made his first vintage in 2001. He is keen on long, gentle extractions which he believes are appropriate for the Nebbiolo grape variety. Sulphur is used sparingly at less than 35 mg/l, and the estate is run along organic lines, even though it is not formally certified.
Most of those who have the chance to savour Roagna's wines don't forget them and there's no doubt that Luca Roagna's reputation has long gone beyond Italy's borders. And we're here to continue spreading the word about this fantastic producer!

The Roagna family owns a historic property in the village of Barbaresco in the Piedmont. It began producing dry wines circa 1880, when the region was the area of choice for northern Italian liqueur maker. The estate was extended in 1989, and now also produces Barbarescos and Barolos. It covers around 10 hectares which are split evenly between Barolo and Barbaresco vines. The Piedmont area of Langhe with its green, undulating hills and small plots with individual characteristics, is set up in a way similar to the climats of Burgundy. The delicate wines possess excellent ageing potential, continuing this comparison.
Luca, who has a diploma in oenology, made his first vintage in 2001. He is keen on long, gentle extractions which he believes are appropriate for the Nebbiolo grape variety. Sulphur is used sparingly at less than 35 mg/l, and the estate is run along organic lines, even though it is not formally certified.
Most of those who have the chance to savour Roagna's wines don't forget them and there's no doubt that Luca Roagna's reputation has long gone beyond Italy's borders. And we're here to continue spreading the word about this fantastic producer!

2017
740
2017
360
2014
1,800(starting price)
2014
1,800(starting price)
2014
1,800(starting price)
2014
1,190
279 | Buy 3, get 10%
Barbaresco DOCG Faset Roagna

Barbaresco DOCG Faset Roagna

2017
310
2017
165
2017
298
99 | Buy 3, get 10%
110
621 | Buy 2, get 10%
2017
690
351 | Buy 3, get 10%
2017
390
2021
95
2019
240
Price estimate for Roagna

Video of the estate Roagna