Barolo DOCG Marcenasco
Cantina Ratti
Ratti: the history of Barolo
As of more than 50 years, the name Ratti is indissolubly tied to Barolo. Today, the Ratti Cellar at La Morra produces the classical wines of the Langhe district, in full respect of the philosophy established by the founder, Renato Ratti.
Barolo DOCG Conca
Barolo DOCG Rocche dell’Annunziata
Barolo DOCG Serradenari
Langhe Nebbiolo DOC Ochetti
Langhe Nebbiolo DOC Reggimento
Langhe Dolcetto DOC Colombé
Barbera d’Alba DOC Battaglione
Barbera d’Asti DOP Battaglione
Barbera d’Asti DOP Villa Pattono
Langhe Chardonnay DOC Brigata
The Cedri Sauvignon
Grappa di Barolo Marcenasco
Aged Grappa of Barolo Marcenasco
Renato Ratti and the Albeisa Bottle
For Renato Ratti, the pathway of improvement for the wines of the Langhe district also touched upon the matter of a wine bottle conceived as a territory’s “identifying container” For this reason, in 1973, he… Read More
The History of the wine label Soldier
As of many years they have been a feature of the Ratti wine labels. The soldiers stand out in all their beauty and glory in the illustrations made by Professor Mosca along with other… Read More
The “Renato Ratti” Museum of Barolo and the wines of Alba
Article by Luigi Odello (1984) Stepping across the threshold, one enters the Abbey’s cellars, fine rooms with vaulted brick ceilings that guard both jealously and generously, a great multitude of objects belonging to generations of… Read More