Grimaldi Luigino & C.S.N.C.

Grimaldi Luigino: A Family Tradition in Winemaking

Located in Groppone, amidst the picturesque hills of Piedmont, Grimaldi Luigino is a family-run winery with a rich history. The Grimaldi family's winemaking journey began in the early 19th century when Giuseppe, the grandfather of current owner Luigino, cultivated Dolcetto grapes for local winemakers. After World War II, his son began bottling wines under the family name. Today, Luigino and his father continue to enhance the quality of their wines by modernizing production techniques and expanding their vineyard selections. The Grimaldi name is now synonymous with some of the finest wines in the region.

A Global Reach in Wine Exports

The estate encompasses 12 vineyards across approximately 30 acres in the renowned Alba wine production area. Grimaldi Luigino cultivates key grape varieties, including Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto, Arneis, Chardonnay, and Moscato. The family's dedication to vineyard care is evident in the exceptional quality of their wines, which are enjoyed not only in Italy but also across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.

Experience the Craft of Winemaking

Visiting the Grimaldi Luigino winery offers insight into the time-honored winemaking traditions passed down through generations. Each family member has contributed to the evolution of the winery by integrating modern technologies while respecting their heritage. Guests can sample a diverse selection of wines produced by Grimaldi Luigino, showcasing the unique flavors of the Piedmont region.