Cà del Baio

Cà del Baio

Piedmont

History

Cà del Baio is one of those rare estates where tradition does not feel static — it feels alive, generous and deeply human. In Treiso, the Grasso family has shaped a house style built on precision, elegance and a profound understanding of Barbaresco’s many nuances.

What makes Cà del Baio so compelling is its balance between heritage and clarity. The family’s roots run deep, yet the wines never feel nostalgic or heavy-handed. They are articulate, graceful and increasingly fine in their expression of site, from the more immediate charm of Autinbej to the nobility of the great crus.

This is a family estate in the truest sense: rooted, resilient and quietly excellent.

Founded / first vintage 1921.
Location Treiso, in the Barbaresco area of Piedmont.
Vineyard surface Approx. 28 hectares estate-owned (some sources list 31 hectares including broader holdings).
Background Four generations of the Grasso family.
Signature grapes Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto, Chardonnay, Riesling, Moscato.
Production Approx. 130,000 bottles.
Distinctive traits Family-led estate with important Barbaresco crus including Asili, Pora, Vallegrande and Marcarini.
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