
Bersano
Bersano –
Piedmontese wine culture since 1907
Bersano is one of the most influential names in Piedmont: founded in 1907 by Arturo Bersano, the winery lies in the heart of Nizza Monferrato – a hilly region known for its mineral-rich soils and Mediterranean-continental climate. Today, Federica Massimelli and Corrado Soave manage the estate with a focus on continuity and meticulous craftsmanship.
Bersano cultivates 230 hectares of vineyards spread across various locations in Monferrato, growing classic Piedmontese grape varieties: Barbera and Dolcetto for the red wines, and Nebbiolo for the large, age-worthy blends. For white wines, Bersano relies on Cortese, Arneis, and Moscato – varieties that reflect the region's diversity.
Bersano wines represent a style that emphasizes their origin: structured, characterful, with the typical acidity and depth produced by the mineral-rich soils of the Piedmontese hills. A reliable introduction to the world of Piedmontese wines – from the everyday Barbera to the Nebbiolo ripe for aging.












