La Casaccia Winery

Fantastic, everything delicious. The staff was very nice and good. The wine is good and refined. The food is delicious and fresh. Cozy old place. The right price. I recommend it.

Lovely place with amazing owners. One of the most beautiful wineries visited so far and illustrated by the owner in a fantastic way. You can see in his eyes the passion he puts into it and he pours it into his wines which are also excellent. I highly recommend it. Congratulations to whoever carries forward that little gem.

Good tour of the winery and explanations about the wine and its production. The tasting afterwards was delicious, with snacks.

Stunning and wonderful winery in Infernot. Really great place full of history. The owner in the cellar is super nice and good. A place really not to be missed, something very special and special.

Intimate and cozy place. Friendly staff. Good and quality food. 6.5 value for money. Two children paid the same as adults.

Great welcome! A great discovery, I highly recommend it!

We did a tasting at this winery last weekend. The formula we chose included 5 glasses with a platter of cold cuts and cheeses. The wines tasted (Chardonnay, Grignolino, Freisa, Barbera steel and Barbera barrique) were interesting and paired perfectly with the dishes offered. We also tasted the typical herb omelette which intrigued us. Before the tasting we took a tour of their cellar which was literally dug underground and built starting in the 1700s. Various work tools that were used in ancient times are preserved in the cellar. The infernot is very curious and is an even deeper part of the cellar where they keep the magnums of sparkling wine. Margherita told us the story of her family and she did so with passion. We will be back!

Very nice guiding and tasting! On behalf of 9 Norwegians around 60.

Really fascinating small scale family owned and operated winery operation. All organic! I was given a tour of the wine making and bottling facilities and was extremely impressed with the quality and history that was explained. Varietals include Grignolino, Monferrato, Barbera, Chardonnay and Spumante. The courtyard is lovely and covered with flowers and the bottling/fermenting/storage activities underground were impressive. Many of the walls are carved from the local calceranite (soft limestone) that is from this region. There is also a bed and breakfast associated that i would love to stay at. The family was so kind on the tour. Call ahead as I'm not sure of their availability for tours but if you are in the area don't miss it.