Virna Borgogna, a bold feminine voice in Barolo
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A pioneer among Barolo winemakers
Virna Borgogna is one of the first women winemakers to sign her own wines in the Barolo appellation. Since the early 2000s, she has been leading the family estate located in the heart of Barolo village, bringing a technical and modern outlook while honoring the deep-rooted traditions of this historic terroir in Piedmont.
Vineyards rooted in prestigious Barolo crus
The estate owns parcels in some of Barolo’s most iconic crus, including Cannubi, Sarmassa, and Preda. These south-facing vineyards with calcareous marl soils produce complex, structured wines with outstanding aging potential and deep regional character.
Nebbiolo crafted with precision and finesse
The estate is entirely focused on Nebbiolo, Barolo’s noble grape. Vinification involves long macerations, temperature control, and aging in large Slavonian oak casks or smaller barriques depending on the cru. Each wine reveals the unique nuances of its origin—balancing structure, fine tannins, and aromatic depth.
A distinctly feminine, refined style
Virna Borgogna’s wines are marked by clarity, energy, and a graceful balance between power and elegance. Never overdone, they reflect harmony and focus. These are Barolo wines with character, shaped by the vision and sensitivity of a pioneering female winemaker.
A rising star in Barolo
Virna Borgogna is increasingly recognized as a standout estate in Barolo. Her wines are regularly praised by critics for their balance and authenticity. The estate is part of a new generation shaping the future of Barolo—committed, precise, and deeply rooted in place.