The Marchesi di Barolo Falletti, already beginning to produce the 800 with all care in their namesake wine estates. In 1864, with the Marchioness Giulia Colbert Maulévrier became extinct branch of Falletti of Barolo and perpetuate the memory remained the Opera Pia Barolo. In those years, born Pietro Emilio Subscribe to around 1895, began its activities in the wine cellars and succeeded his father in 1929 to purchase the Estate Agency Opera Pia Barolo, Marchesi di Barolo Ltd. In today's winery, guided by his descendants, are still preserved the old barrels, and the estates of Barolo, there are the historical prestigious vineyards (the crus), which predated the birth of Barolo wine.

Barbaresco DOCG is located in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy, encompassing the communes of Barbaresco, Neive, Treiso, and part of Alba. The appellation was granted DOCG status in 1980, making it one of Italy's most prestigious wine designations. The vineyards sit on steep hillsides at elevations between 150-400 meters, benefiting from favorable southern and southwestern exposures in the Langhe hills.

The region's continental climate features hot summers and cold winters, with significant diurnal temperature variations that help preserve acidity in the grapes. The soils consist primarily of calcareous clay and sandstone formations from the Miocene era, known locally as "terre bianche." Nebbiolo is the sole permitted grape variety for Barbaresco DOCG, and wines must be aged for a minimum of 26 months, with at least 9 months in wood. Riserva wines require 50 months of aging, including 9 months in wood.

Barbaresco wines are characterized by their elegant, refined style compared to their more powerful neighbor Barolo. The wines typically display intense aromatics of roses, tar, and red fruits, with firm tannins that soften with age. The terroir imparts distinctive mineral notes and bright acidity, creating wines with excellent aging potential that can evolve for decades. While sharing Nebbiolo's inherent structure and complexity, Barbaresco tends to be more approachable in youth while maintaining the grape's signature combination of power and finesse.