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Monchiero Carbone

Canale · Cuneo (CN)
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Established
1987
Marco Monchiero and Lucia Carbone
Yearly production
estate (Roero)
Location
Canale, province of Cuneo — in the centre of the Roero, north of Alba
Cuneo (CN)
Vineyard area
Roero Arneis and Nebbiolo, plus Barbera, from vineyards inherited on both the Monchiero and Carbone sides

Appellations

Roero DOCG

History

Monchiero Carbone was founded in 1987 when Marco Monchiero, a well-known oenologist, and his wife Lucia Carbone bought a 19th-century farmhouse in Canale, in the heart of the Roero, and began producing wine from vineyards inherited on both sides of the family, whose winemaking roots reach back to the early 1900s.

Their son Francesco took over production from the mid-1990s, adding the native Roero Arneis to the range in 1994 and championing the grape; he became the first president of the Consorzio di Tutela del Roero in 2013.

The estate is known for its Roero Arneis and for Nebbiolo-based Roero reds, alongside the Barbera Mombirone.

Wines

Illustrative selection
Roero Arneis 'Cecu d'la Biunda'
Roero DOCG · Arneis
The estate's flagship Roero Arneis.
Roero 'Printage'
Roero DOCG · Nebbiolo
A Nebbiolo-based Roero red.
Roero Riserva
Roero DOCG · Nebbiolo
A riserva-level Roero.
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