Prunotto
The Prunotto estate is located in Alba, the most important city in the Langhe area halfway between Barbaresco and Barolo on the right side of the Tanaro river, on gentle plains surrounded by vineyards in the Langhe and Roero territories. Alba’s surrounding landscapes are captivating. The natural beauty of the gently rolling hills alternate with small sloping valleys covered by rows of meticulously cultivated vineyards. The Antinori family, charmed by such rich natural beauty, unique vineyards and soils, decided to invest time and energy in this terroir confident that their efforts would make Prunotto what it is today, one of the most important winemaking estates in the Piedmont region.
The Wines


One single prized site in Monforte d’Alba creates a wine with silky tannins that express the finesse of Tortonian soils and power of Serravallian terrain.


This historic wine, first crafted in 1961, was the first time single vineyard wine in Barolo DOCG.


Barolo Cerretta is produced from the splendid vineyard in the Serralunga area. 2017 is Prunotto’s first vintage of this historic wine.


Barolo Mosconi is crafted from grapes grown in the Mosconi di Monforte d’Alba area at 1,180 – 1,300 feet above sea level and in tuffaceous white soils.


Barolo Serra is crafted from an exceptional vineyard in the Serralunga area with diversified sunlight exposure. 2020 is Barolo Serra’s first vintage.


First produced in 1905 from the best grapes of the vineyards in the heart of the Barolo appellation. The wines shows extraordinary typicity of Nebbiolo.


A historic wine from the Prunotto estate produced since the 1970s. The wine is characterized by elegance and soft tannins.


This balanced and pleasant Barbaresco is the result of the vineyard’s diversified exposure due to the shape of the “bricco” (the summit of a hill).


Prunotto’s Barbaresco is produced from vineyards in Treiso and Neive in the Barbaresco area. It’s an aristocratic wine yet accessible and pleasant.


First produced in 1961 from Prunotto’s vineyards in Monforte D’Alba. Temperature fluctuations between day and night develop pronounced freshness.


Costamiòle is produced from the Agliano Terme area where Barbera best expresses itself thanks to a favorable southern exposure.


“Fiulot” in Piemonte’s local dialect means “young man”. This Barbera is delicate and easy to drink, a youthful expression of its fruit and aromas.
The Wines
One single prized site in Monforte d’Alba creates a wine with silky tannins that express the finesse of Tortonian soils and power of Serravallian terrain.
This historic wine, first crafted in 1961, was the first time single vineyard wine in Barolo DOCG.
Barolo Cerretta is produced from the splendid vineyard in the Serralunga area. 2017 is Prunotto’s first vintage of this historic wine.
Barolo Mosconi is crafted from grapes grown in the Mosconi di Monforte d’Alba area at 1,180 – 1,300 feet above sea level and in tuffaceous white soils.
Barolo Serra is crafted from an exceptional vineyard in the Serralunga area with diversified sunlight exposure. 2020 is Barolo Serra’s first vintage.
First produced in 1905 from the best grapes of the vineyards in the heart of the Barolo appellation. The wines shows extraordinary typicity of Nebbiolo.
A historic wine from the Prunotto estate produced since the 1970s. The wine is characterized by elegance and soft tannins.
This balanced and pleasant Barbaresco is the result of the vineyard’s diversified exposure due to the shape of the “bricco” (the summit of a hill).
Prunotto’s Barbaresco is produced from vineyards in Treiso and Neive in the Barbaresco area. It’s an aristocratic wine yet accessible and pleasant.
First produced in 1961 from Prunotto’s vineyards in Monforte D’Alba. Temperature fluctuations between day and night develop pronounced freshness.
Costamiòle is produced from the Agliano Terme area where Barbera best expresses itself thanks to a favorable southern exposure.
“Fiulot” in Piemonte’s local dialect means “young man”. This Barbera is delicate and easy to drink, a youthful expression of its fruit and aromas.

The Vineyards
The historic Langhe area is located in southern Piedmont between the provinces of Cuneo and Asti in one of the most beautiful and captivating winemaking areas in Italy. Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto, which have been cultivated here for centuries, are the three most important grape varieties grown in The Langhe territory. Calcareous clay soils in this area date back to the Oligocene era, approximately 23 million years ago, when The Langhe was completely covered by the sea. This particular kind of soil is rich in both marine and terrestrial fossils and was formed during glacial periods in which deep layers of loess, fragmented material caused by the weathering and erosion of rocks, was deposited. The Langhe was awarded the prestigious recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014.