Wine gift with three amazing Barolo Riservas from Damilano

In this wooden wine box, you will find three bottles of Damilano Barolo Cannubi Riserva from three different years: 2009, 2010, and 2011. This rare, limited collection contains three carefully preserved top vintages from the winery's cellar vault, each with a unique personality. They are presented together in an engraved wooden box. Each one is a fantastic wine from the best appellation in Barolo: Cannubi. A real bargain! This is a wine for grand dinners with true connoisseurs! Wines with great depth and a profound character.

The Damilano Barolo Cannubi Riservas possess a distinct elegance. The complex and mature bouquet has fully opened up after all these years of aging, and the beautiful complexity now comes fully into its own. Power and refinement in one. Standalone in its class and embodies everything the name Barolo stands for. This wine gift consists of three bottles:

Grand Cru uit Piëmonte

If there were a “Grand Cru” classification in the Barolo region, just like in Burgundy, the Cannubi vineyard would certainly be one. It is the most famous and well-known vineyard, already mentioned with accolades in the 17th century. The oldest surviving bottle of Cannubi dates back to 1752. The name Cannubi is therefore older in history than Barolo. The quality of the vineyard and its grapes is primarily due to the composition of the soil. The very high percentage of sand, as well as the potassium and magnesium elements present in the soil composition, ensures a more complex aromatic profile in the wine. Above all, a beautiful elegance. These natural characteristics therefore give the Azienda Agricola Damilano Barolo Cannubi its exclusive quality.

Damilano Winery

The Damilano family winery belongs to the absolute top in the Barolo wine region. The current winery dates back to 1935, but their vineyards on the Cannubi hill (the most prestigious wine hill within the Barolo commune) go back to 1752.

The history of this historic family winery began in 1890 when Giuseppe Borgogno, the great-grandfather of the current owners, began vinifying the grapes from his vineyards himself. Before that, they were always sold on.
Together with his son-in-law, Giacomo Damilano, he tended the vineyards and the vinification of the wines. This formed the foundation of Damilano and the excellent quality of their Italian wines.