Stroppiana
La Morra · Bussia · Verduno · Piemonte
Family-owned estate based in La Morra with vineyards also in Bussia and Verduno. Practicing sustainable, organically inspired viticulture, Stroppiana consistently earns high critic scores and offers strong positioning across the Barolo appellation.
Estate Keywords
Viticulture
Organically Inspired
Estate Overview
Founded
1929
Location
La Morra · Bussia · Verduno, Piemonte
Farming
Sustainable viticulture, no synthetic herbicides
Elevation
150–400 m
Three-site family estate spanning La Morra, the Bussia cru, and the rarely exported Verduno subzone — capturing the full range of Barolo expression across three of Piemonte's most distinctive terroirs within a single producer relationship.
Terra Trionfo Portfolio Note
Stroppiana anchors the classical red wine narrative. With DOCG pricing that still works for on-trade programs and critic scores above 91 points, this estate gives the portfolio a credible, accessible Barolo story without requiring rarefied allocations.
Role in Portfolio
Anchor Barolo estate — on-trade programs, collector introductions, and the classical red centerpiece
Distinctive for U.S. Market
Multi-vineyard coverage captures La Morra elegance, Bussia depth, and the rare Verduno expression — three distinct Barolo characters in one estate relationship, across a meaningful price range.
The Portfolio
Wines from Stroppiana
Stroppiana Barbera d'Alba
Barbera d'Alba DOC
Bright Barbera with red cherry, vivid acidity, and easy food pairing. A versatile Piemonte red suited to the glass programme.
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RedStroppiana Barolo Leonardo
Barolo DOCG
Classically structured Barolo with dried red fruit, rose, and firm tannin. Built for aging and serious cuisine.
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RedStroppiana Barolo Bricco Cogni 2019
Barolo DOCG
Single-vineyard Barolo from Bricco Cogni with dense tannins, dark cherry, and mineral persistence. Built to reward cellaring and premium placement.
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RedStroppiana Barolo Bussia
Barolo DOCG
Bussia cru Barolo with dark cherry, leather, and a layered mineral finish. Powerful and elegant, ideal for cellar lists.
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