Its hills, north-west of Barolo, were born from the raising of the seabed and are characterized by a common denominator: the presence of clays rich in limestone. In this area the ground, yellow-gray and also known as marne di Sant'Agata, has a higher percentage of sand than the other towns of the Langhe. This allows you to get more elegant and lively wines... but remember that we are still in the Langhe.