The wines from the Langhe that we have chosen, are to be enjoyed with great food and company. So with this in mind, when putting our wine list together, we've tried to ensure that we have a selection of wines that reflect the full, wonderful diversity the Langhe has to offer. From the aperitivo through to the dessert wine, there is a wine to perfectly complement every course and occasion.

For our Barolo and Barbera selection we have selected a range of wines that we believe will not only thrill the experienced Barolo drinker, but will also be the perfect introduction to these noble grape varieties.

Red Wines

This region has been making the fine red wines Piedmont is famous for since the mid-19th Century – rich, complex, full-bodied, robust, yet elegant. Italian red wines today go from strength to strength and we’ve handpicked a selection of rich and varied reds that we feel are representative of this noble wine producing region.

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White Wines

Perhaps more famous for its full bodied reds than its white wines, Piedmont still has some stunning white wines to offer. The unique white pinot noir, which although produced in tiny quantities is a deliciously different drink, perfect with meaty white fish as well as cheese. The Roero arneis, an indigenous and complex varietal only found in this region is also well worth exploring. The Langhe is now making white wines that demand to be taken notice of and we’ve some stunning finds to share with you.

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Sparkling Wines

Piedmont has some stunning sparkling wines to offer. The warm summer days followed by cool crisp nights mean that the international sparkling varietals, Pinot noir and Chardonnay thrive on the cooler north and northwest facing slopes.

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Dessert Wines

Another unexpected gem from Piedmont. The late harvest wine we've picked for you is made only in the years when the grapes are affected by noble rot (or botrytis) - in our opinion this regions' dessert wines are comparable to a good Sauternes.

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