Bricco San Biagio
Area of origin: Bricco San Biagio - La Morra.
Sanctus Blaxius*: historical toponym already reported in the municipal land registry of 1477; until the fifteenth century the homonymous church and manor castle stood here (ecclesia et castrum Sancti Blaxii) now disappeared, the strong point of Marcenasco.
Magnificent and important, our Bricco San Biagio vineyard is characterized by the exclusive presence in La Morra of the Sandstones of Diano d'Alba, by the excellent exposure and by the particular basin shape that allows you to capture heat by retaining it during the night. It lies on the homonymous hilltop which stands rounded as a strategic point of the territory and can be recognized from afar by the large oak that stands out in the centre and which distinguishes the oldest part intended for Barolo RISERVA.
Exposure: East – South-East
Average altitude: 270 m above sea level
Year of planting: 1965
Soil: Sandstones of Diano d'Alba and marginally Sant'Agata Fossil and Sandy Marls
*A. Gambera, B. Molino, La Morra fra Quattrocento e Cinquecento, vol. II, I toponimi, Agorà e Comune di La Morra, 2019



