Giacomo Borgogno & Figli is one of Barolo’s oldest and most historically important estates, with a winemaking lineage dating back to the 18th century and a reputation firmly rooted in the traditional style of the region. The “Antichi Vigneti Propri” Riserva was sourced from the family’s historic vineyard holdings in the commune of Barolo, where calcareous marl soils and elevated hillside exposures produce Nebbiolo of formidable structure and longevity. Borgogno’s classic methods — including extended macerations and long aging in large Slavonian oak casks — emphasize the earthy complexity, rose-scented perfume, and austere elegance that have defined traditionally made Barolo for generations.