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Renato
Ratti winery
Half
way up the hill overlooking the main Barolo valley, along the first
spurs of the neatly aligned vineyards, lies the Abbey of the Annunziata
(Our Lady of the Annunciation), a priceless jewel of the 15th Century.
Just as the good friars of centuries past produced wines from the
grapes grown along the hollow below their abbey, a position of glory
and grandeur, today, faithful to their same timeless wisdom, wines
of incomparable quality are produced.
The respectful, yet innovative wine-making philosophy of Renato Ratti
lives on today thanks to the passion and commitment of his son Pietro
Ratti and nephew Massimo Martinelli.
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| Vinitaly 2008 |
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We will be at next Vinitaly, Verona April 3-7 at Pavillon 9, Area D2.
You are welcome to visit us and taste our new vintages. |
| BAROLO CONCA served on ANA 1st Class |
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After Villa Pattono also our Barolo Conca will be offered on the 1st class of the japanese ANA - ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS. |
| Villa Pattono served on Air Dolomiti Business Class |
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Our Villa Pattono 2001 was chosen for the Red Wine list offered to the Business Class clients of Air Dolomiti (Lufthansa Group). |
| A new book by Renato Ratti |
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 At the Vinitaly Fair, we proudly presented a new book by Renato Ratti.
In reality it is a compendium of drawings and cartoons concerning the Wine World, made by Renato Ratti in the '80's.
It's a fun and whimsical way to remember a particular moment in the history of Italian Wines, one that still has many links to our present day reality.
Renato Ratti, Le mie divagazioni.
(published by Sagittario Editore, Regione San Rocco -Agliano Terme) |
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