Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Cossano Belbo from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Cossano Belbo, Italy
Canti is a large contemporary winery in Cossano Belbo, set in the Langhe within the UNESCO-recognised wine territory of Piedmont. Its interest lies less in cellar-door intimacy than in scale, architecture, and the modern Italian sparkling-wine model: Prosecco, Asti, and accessible still wines shaped for international distribution.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Canti Wine gives Cossano Belbo a contemporary counterpoint to the heritage-heavy image of the Langhe. The draw is the scale and design of a modern production winery in a UNESCO-recognized wine landscape, with sparkling, rosé, still white, still red and export-minded Italian style all pulled into one headquarters estate.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Cantina Pupo reads Piemonte sparkling wine through a contemporary lens: Moscato Bianco from Asti DOCG territory, shaped around freshness, sweetness in check, and a social rather than formal idea of Italian drinking. The project is tied to the Toso family’s long winemaking presence in Cossano Belbo, with a portfolio that looks from the Belbo Valley toward Prosecco country as well.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Cantine di A.VI.P. SPA Milano belongs to Cossano Belbo’s quieter, less personality-driven side of Piedmont wine: a cellar identity shaped more by regional production, DOCG gravity, and market reach than by estate mythology. Its known signals are practical and wine-led, including Barolo DOCG, an 89-point 2013 Barolo assessment, Falstaff recognition in Cossano Belbo, and an appointment-only visit format.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
La Doria, also known as Cascina La Doria, is a Cossano Belbo winery tied to Piedmont’s white-wine tradition through Gavi and Gavi DOCG bottlings. Its clearest identity is terroir-led rather than hospitality-led: Cortese, Gavi DOCG, and a position within the regional Italian wine trade give the address its relevance.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Poderi Roccanera fits the Langhe’s small-estate tasting tradition: family-run, vineyard-facing, and built around Moscato, Favorita, Dolcetto, Barbera and Nebbiolo rather than a narrow prestige label. The draw is the way the hillside setting, cellar format and local food pairings make Piedmont’s grape diversity legible without turning the visit into a formal seminar.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Sant'Orsola reads Piedmont through scale, architecture, and a polished wine-ritual lens rather than through the small-farm cellar-door script. Founded in 1947 in Cossano Belbo, it connects Langa heritage with a broad portfolio spanning Prosecco D.O.C., Asti D.O.C.G., still wines, and aperitivo formats, with the two-level Magnificat cellar as its strongest spatial statement.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Terrenostre is a cooperative winery in Cossano Belbo, rooted in the Belbo valley’s mix of Moscato, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Barbera and other Piedmont varieties. Founded in 1961 by 31 growers, it is better read through territory and grower scale than through auteur winemaking: vineyard country, cellar education and a broad regional portfolio define the experience.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Toso - Gamondi is a large Piedmontese winery in Cossano Belbo where Moscato, Barbera, Dolcetto, Cortese and Favorita sit beside vermouth and herbal liqueur traditions. The draw is not small-cellar romance but scale with intent: guided tastings, cellar visits, modern bottling infrastructure, refrigerated storage and a sustainability program built around biomass and solar energy.
Cossano Belbo, Italy
Villa Lanata brings Langhe white-wine identity into focus from a late-nineteenth-century villa above Cossano Belbo. The estate is centered on 53 hectares of Moscato, White Muscat and Chardonnay vineyards, with a historic Genoese architectural character that makes the setting part of the wine argument rather than mere scenery.
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