Ascheri inside Bra town, avant-garde and tradition in hospitality

Our history exalts the past and proudly presents our new SPA GALLERY

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New business collaboration between Ascheri and Rocca delle Macìe

New business collaboration between Ascheri and Rocca delle Macìe, winery from Chianti owned by Zingarelli family.

The piedmontese and tuscan winemaking tradition together for the italian market.

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The woods and the ideas for recovering uncultivated areas – Our land – Gazzetta d’Alba

The wood cut, not followed by the necessary care, did not leave room for new trees: project in Verduno.

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The new version of our website is now on line.

The project, carried out by Blulab (Web Agency from Alba – Piedmont, with over 15 years’ experience), is one of the most dynamic and interactive communication tools of Cantine Ascheri, providing a stable and comprehensive information system designed for customers.

Browsing the site, you can learn about the history of the Ascheri winery, visit the estates, consult the wine technical sheets, know about the hotel and the osteria and download high-resolution material.

Happy surfing!

The additional geographical definitions of Barolo

With the 2010 vintage, the list of the Additional Geographical Definitions of the “Barolo” denomination is made official.
This is an important step because, from this date on, the so-called “sub-regions” will be defined in their number and in their bounded extension. In particular, there are 170 sub-regions and 11 denominations by municipality.

http://www.langhevini.it/pdf/mappe/mappa-del-barolo.pdf

Among these, in the municipality of La Morra there is also the sub-region Ascheri , where our family originated and from which it draws its name.
For this reason, from the vintage 2010 onwards , we produce 4 different Barolo made from 4 different selections of territory.

In particular Barolo Pisapola from Verduno, Barolo Sorano from Serralunga , Barolo Coste&Bricco from a selection of two vineyards in Sorano  and Barolo Ascheri from La Morra, which was fermented separately for the first time in the vintage 2010, and that,like to other 3 selections will be produced only in exceptional vintages, so approximately 3/4 every 10.

This wine has an intense garnet red colour with a rich bouquet of ripe fruit, candied fruit, sweet tobacco and spices. Its tannins are elegant and perfectly integrated in order to express a refined power.