Producers of Piedmontese wines for two generations
Visiting the cellars of the Langhe is an experience. Visiting Le Strette is an emotion.
Exploring the wineries of the Langhe means immersing yourself in the history of a land that finds its truest expression in its winemaking traditions.
Among the most distinctive wineries in Piedmont and Italy, Le Strette was founded in 1997 from the passion of brothers Mauro and Savio Daniele, inherited from their parents, Giuliana and Giulio.
Our mission has always remained the same: to enhance the native grape varieties of our territory and produce wines with real personality.
Our Wines
La Nas-cëtta
Langhe DOC Nas-cëtta del Comune di Novello
“Langhe Nas-cëtta del Comune di Novello”, a fascinating semi-aromatic DOC white wine, is an homage to the small Langhe village that is its historic birthplace.
It is produced from Nascetta, an ancient local grape vinified in purity from vineyards located exclusively within the municipality of Novello. Until a few decades ago, the variety survived only in a handful of old vines scattered across the hills—tiny, forgotten plots hidden among rows of prestigious red varietals.
Barolo
Barolo DOCG and the philosophy of its territory
Barolo is a DOCG wine that embodies the prestige of Piedmontese winemaking—and far beyond.
Thanks to its noble origins and its two centuries of history, it has earned the title “Wine of Kings and King of Wines.”
Barolo represents one of the highest expressions of Nebbiolo, a grape that has shaped the winemaking excellence of the Langhe for centuries.
Nebbiolo D’Alba
From “Pasinotti,” the red soul of the historic Nas-cëtta hill
The calcareous soil, the south-facing exposure and the location just a few meters outside the Barolo DOCG boundary make the Pasinotti hill an ideal place for Nebbiolo.
With the project launched in 2014 to restore and enhance this historic hill—already central to the identity of Nas-cëtta—Le Strette chose to also give space to Nebbiolo and to the unique character this land imparts to it.
This work led to the production of Nebbiolo d’Alba DOC, an important denomination that, since 1970, has contributed to defining the expressive style of wines produced in Langa and Roero from this prestigious grape.
Other Red Wines
The Classics of the Langhe
The Piedmontese red wines crafted by Le Strette are true classics of the Langhe—wines that express the remarkable personality of the region’s three historic red varieties.
Barbera d’Alba Superiore DOC, with its intense color, fresh acidity and generous structure, caresses the palate with its smooth, persuasive character.
Dolcetto d’Alba DOC showcases the most immediate and youthful traits of Langhe wines. Despite its approachability, it still retains character, making it the perfect everyday wine even after just a few months of aging.
The “Pasinot®” Project
The Pasinotti hill: where the story of Nas-cëtta lives on
On the southern slope of Novello, just beyond the Barolo DOCG production area, lies the Pasinotti hill. Its calcareous soil and sun exposure make it ideal not only for Nebbiolo but also for Nas-cëtta.
Sustainability
A sustainable approach to viticulture
By integrating both biological and technical methods and optimizing vineyard management, Le Strette is able to reduce or eliminate chemical treatments. This approach prioritizes environmental protection, the preservation of natural resources and food safety—essential elements for producing an authentic Piedmontese wine with exceptional sensory qualities.
The Vineyards
Le Strette’s philosophy has always been rooted in enhancing Piedmont’s native grape varieties cultivated in the vineyards of Novello and Barolo.
This means believing in the value of local varieties—whether the celebrated Nebbiolo or lesser-known and nearly forgotten grapes like Nas-cëtta—and investing in them even when they fall “out of fashion.”
Focusing on these varieties means honoring the Langhe and the municipality of Novello, territories whose mission has long been the production of noble wines.