2 July 2015
by Andrea Monchiero
The historic winery of the family Vico was active from the late nineteenth century until 1954, and then resume the business in 1990. The winery currently manages 9 hectares. The vineyards that belong to the denomination are 4,5 hectares – 2 are planted with arneis and 2,5 with nebbiolo – located in Canale, Castellinaldo and Vezza d’Alba, on the typical loose, sandy soils.
DOCG-Denomination wines:
- Roero Arneis: from vineyard Patarrone located in Vezza d’Alba and San Rocco vineyard located in Canale. It ages in stainless steel vats from 6 to 8 months, with a total annual production of about 8,000 bottles;
- Roero Arneis Riserva: from vineyard Patarrone located in Vezza d’Alba. It ages in stainless steel vats for 6 months and in large oak casks for 4 months, with a total annual production of about 3,000 bottles;
- Roero Riserva Giacomo Vico: from vineyard Patarrone located in Vezza d’Alba and Castellinaldo. It ages 36 months in 300-lt little oak barrels, with a total annual production of about 1,700 bottles;
- Roero Patarrone: from vineyard Patarrone located in Vezza d’Alba. It ages 24 months in large oak casks, with a total annual production of about 2,800 bottles.