50 meters that change everything.

In Italy, some have already called it the “Italian Prieuré-Roch.” We prefer to be more cautious: the regions and stories are different, and we’re not used to such comparisons. One thing is certain: in its independent, uncompromising, radically honest, and courageous spirit, this project moves in the same direction as the great Old World winemakers, those who chose freedom over consensus and identity over market trends, including Henri-Frédéric Roch and Yannick Champ of Domaine Prieuré Roch.

The date is set: the new DWNL vintage is arriving in the coming days.

The official release is scheduled for March 1st, but since that falls on a Sunday, Monday, March 2nd will be the first day wines can be delivered.

By ordering today, you can be among the very first to receive and taste these spectacular new vintages.

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We are in Montelupo Albese.

Nebbiolo vines planted just 50 meters outside the Barolo boundary, close enough to share the same soils, exposures, and history, yet officially excluded. Too close to ignore, too inconvenient to fit the system.

Alessandro Salvano doesn’t make protest wines. He makes statements. His approach is clear and uncompromising: whole-cluster fermentation, indigenous yeasts, no filtration, and only minimal sulfites. No makeup, no shortcuts, just origin, translated honestly into the glass.