Cavallotto is a 64-acre estate in Bricco Boschis in the heart of the Barolo region in Piedmont. The estate’s roots go to the early 20th century, when Giuseppe Cavallotto ran the vineyards for the region’s most prominent landowner, the countess Juliette Colbert. Cavallotto managed to buy property and in 1948 his sons started making wine under their own family label. Today the fourth and fifth generations of the family run the estate. Cavallotto produces about 100,000 bottles annually and is known for its Barolos. Gambero Rosso has written that Cavallotto’s “Barolo selections are among the best in the designation.” The estate also produces Barbera, Nebbiolo, Dolcetto and several white wines.