Barolo may be one of the world's most celebrated winemaking regions but it is also one of the smallest, just over two square miles supporting a population of a few hundred locals. There are several communes but they all must adhere to the strict DOCG regulations, exclusively Nebbiolo must be harvested off sunny hillsides, to the exclusion of valley floors and flat terrains, shaded sites or northern exposures. Prunotto make the most of their access to exceptional vineyards, collating parcels from the best growers in the townships of Monforte, Castiglione Falletto and Serralunga.
