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Serralunga Day 2026: A First Taste of the 2023 Barolo Vintage

There are places in Barolo where the wines announce themselves through elegance and perfume. Serralunga d’Alba speaks in a different voice: firm, deep and built for time. At Serralunga Day 2026, held at Fontanafredda’s Villaggio Narrante on September 14, that identity came into focus through the first tastings of the new 2023 vintage , alongside a broader exploration of what makes this corner of the Langhe so distinctive.

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