Ceretto

Ceretto is one of the most iconic names in Piedmontese wine — a family estate that has shaped the modern identity of Barolo and Barbaresco. Founded by Riccardo Ceretto in 1937 and transformed into an international reference by his sons Bruno and Marcello (the "Barolo Brothers"), the estate is today led by the third generation: Alessandro, Federico, Lisa and Roberta. The Ceretto philosophy centres on the individual cru — Bricco Rocche and Prapò in Castiglione Falletto, Brunate in La Morra, Bernadot in Treiso. The estate achieved organic certification in 2015, and beyond winemaking the family has built a remarkable cultural legacy: the iconic glass Cube above Bricco Rocche, the Chapel of Barolo restored by artists Sol LeWitt and David Tremlett, and the three-Michelin-star Piazza Duomo restaurant in Alba.