About Boroli
Boroli's roots run to the 17th century in Piemonte, where the estate now produces Nebbiolo and Barbera across a portfolio anchored by four distinct Barolos: Brunella, Castiglione Falletto, Cerquio, and Villero. The new cellar, designed by architect Guido Boroli and spanning over 1,000 square meters, anchors the program. Visits require reservation and unfold across three tasting paths for Barolo and Nebbiolo, moving through the estate, cellar, and barrel room. Vineyard tours and outdoor seating are available.
Tasting Experiences
Profumi di Nebbiolo
A tasting showcasing different interpretations of Nebbiolo, the region's most noble grape variety.
Barolo Vintage
A tasting exploring different Barolo vintages and the characteristics of this finely aged wine.
Only Barolo
A tasting focused on discovering and highlighting the different facets of Barolo, the symbol and excellence of the Langhe.
Boroli Exclusive Experience
An intimate tasting for small groups featuring vineyard walks through Brunella with panoramic views, sharing the passion behind Boroli wine production.
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Where to find Boroli
Boroli is at Via Brunella, Piemonte, Italy.