Poderi Luigi Einaudi is a 125-acre estate based in Dogliani, Piedmont. The historic estate was founded in 1897 when 23-year-old Luigi Einaudi bought a farmhouse and 40 acres of vineyards. Besides starting a winery, Einaudi was a lawyer and economist who became president of the Italian Republic after WWII. Einaudi died in 1961 but his family still runs the winery and has expanded it by buying up small neighboring properties. Einaudi is famous for its Barolos and Dogliani wines, and it also makes Barbera, Nebbiolo and Langhe Rosso and Bianco. Gambero Rosso has often awarded Einaudi’s wines the journal’s highest rating of 3 bicchieri, and notes that the estate’s wines “all shine for their superb consistency of execution.”