Wineries

Gaja - Azienda Agricola Gaja

Azienda Agricola Domenico Clerico

Borgogno

Borgogno is a historic winery with a legacy spanning over two centuries. Their commitment to traditional winemaking techniques and use of high-quality grapes results in exceptional wines that are highly sought after by wine enthusiasts. The winery is known for producing elegant red wines that are rich in flavor with a distinctive character. The attention to detail and passion for winemaking is evident in every bottle produced by Borgogno.

Piandibugnano

Brovia

Consorzio di Tutela Vini Doc Colline Saluzzesi

The Consortium for the Protection of the Colline Saluzzesi DOC Wines is an interprofessional non–profit association that was formed in December 2001.

At the basis of the idea of creating a Consortium there was the specific intent and the strong desire of some manufacturers to work together to improve the knowledge, dissemination and affirmation on the markets of wines such as Pelaverga, Quagliano and Rosso delle Colline Saluzzesi, for a long time produced in the territory and that, historically, had already proven their talent and enological value.



Initially, at the time of establishment, the producers who gave life to the Consortium were eight and now, even considering a couple of defections, the number has increased to fifteen. Fifteen names that currently represent 11 companies that grow, produce and market their wines, while four are limited to the transfer and cultivation of grapes for wine–making to other related companies.

A recent reality, but sufficiently dynamic and committed to promoting its products and an area rich in landscapes and history.

Consorzio di Tutela Vini Doc Valsusa

The primary objective of the Consortium is the promotion of the image of the entire Susa Valley territory with the participation in wine competitions, exhibitions and presentations of local products, in the major Italian cities. It is to expand the knowledge of local production, with the participation in wine and food competitions, and also with actions to raise awareness to the consumption of Valsusa DOC Wines, in the most important restaurants in the area.



The Piedmont Region requested to the Ministry of Agriculture a modification of the production specifications: the new powers for the Consortium are a better recognition of the productive environment, in particular for the altitudes of the fertile areas that reach approx. 1,100 meter above sea level. In addition, it provides for the recognition of the name “Vigna”, to be assigned to the products in combination with the name of the locality. Currently, they are planning a strict limitation of the accolades that, however, will result more qualifying for productions.

Consorzio Tutela Vini Colli Tortonesi

The Consortium for the Protection of the Colli Tortonesi Wines is the body tasked to protect and represent the interests of Tortona’s wine producers and has proved to be quite suitable and effective to undertake the difficult process of revitalization, enhancement and improvement of the land, the local wine production and the spread of the Designation of Origin.



In addition, among the aims of the consortium we may include:



– the coordination of members for the compliance of the rules of the product specifications
– the protection of the same designation from unfair competition and other offenses
– the activities and responsibilities assigned to the Consortia through EU and national legislation in the field of wines with designation according to the Law No.164 of 10th February 1992.



A border land, a strategic crossroads of ancient peoples, the D.O.C. Colli Tortonesi wine district consists of thirty municipalities, all having one thing in common: the geological and climatic predisposition to host a high–quality viticulture.

Consorzio Tutela Nebbioli Alto Piemonte

Established to protect, enhance and promote the wines with designation of origin of the provinces of Vercelli, Novara and Biella, the Consortium protects the Nebbiolo grape, combined with native vines of Vespolina, Uva Rara and Croatina, and large wine productions obtained thereof.



High Piedmont offers a wide range of wines – from the great aged Nebbiolo to the fresh and young red wines, to rosés and white wines – that can satisfy a wide range of consumers. Currently, the companies participating in the Consortium represent almost the totality of the production; there are trademarks of ancient local tradition and others more recent, large–size companies and organizations with very limited production.

Consorzio di Tutela Delle Doc Freisa di Chieri e Colline Torinese

The Consortium groups currently six wineries and a wine cooperative that vinify in total the grapes from 115 growers in the area of the Province of Turin. The area grown with vineyards, registered in the DOC Freisa di Chieri and Collina Torinese roll, is of about 968,500 square meters and is therefore a matter of great characterization and wine tourism attraction that encompasses the entire hill of Turin.



The District of this Consortium consists of 28 municipalities of the Province of Turin, namely: Andezeno, Arignano, Baldissero Torinese, Brozolo, Brusasco, Casalborgone, Castagneto Po, Castiglione Torinese, Cavagnolo, Chieri, Cinzano, Gassino Torinese, Lauriano, Marentino, Mombello di Torino, Moncalieri, Montaldo Torinese, Monteu da Po, Moriondo Torinese, Pavarolo, Pecetto Torinese, Pino Torinese, Riva presso Chieri, Rivalba, San Raffaele Cimena, San Sebastiano Po, Sciolze, Verrua Savoia.

Corsorzio Per La Tutela Vini Doc Pinerolese

Consorzio Tutela Del Gavi

The Consortium of Protection of Gavi was founded in 1993, in order to protect, promote and serve the interests relating to the Designation of Origin. It represents about 75% of the production of Gavi and has 200 member producers (including 64 bottlers), which in 2004 celebrated the 30th anniversary from the attainment of the D.O.C. (1974) and 6 of the D.O.C.G. (1998).



Its activity is divided into two moments: supervision, in collaboration with appropriate agencies, of production, vinification and bottling of GAVI D.O.C.G., and promotion of the image of the designation.



In 2004, the Consortium for the Protection of Gavi was the first in Italy to have completed the revision of the register of vineyards. Through on–site visits by inspectors and aerial photos, the area of ​​Gavi D.O.C.G. has been photographed with precision, both from the cadastral point of view – the exact surface is equal to 1,075 hectares bordered in 11 municipalities – and from the ampelographic one: in effect, we can proudly declare that in the vineyards there are only Cortese vines, for the production of Gavi in single–variety, as required by the specification.