Giuseppe Cortese

Falstaff Wine Guide Italy 2026

The winery is still a genuine family estate, where the wine cellar and the house still form an idyllic unit. The certified organic vineyards are picturesquely situated around the winery and almost reach the cellar door. At the heart of the winery are 10 hectares of property in the famous Rabajà vineyard, one of the best sites in Barbaresco. Guiseppe Cortese was the estate manager for 35 years before he began to process grapes exclusively from his own vineyards. Vinification is carried out using traditional methods.

Winemaker: Pier Carlo Cortese

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2022 Barbaresco DOCG Rabajà

2022 Barbaresco DOCG Rabajà

Giuseppe Cortese

Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy

Red Wine

Nebbiolo

14,5%

2021 Barbaresco DOCG Rabajà

Giuseppe Cortese

Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy

Red Wine

Nebbiolo

14,5%

2020 Barbaresco DOCG Rabajà

Giuseppe Cortese

Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy

Red Wine

Nebbiolo

14,5%

2019 Barbaresco DOCG Rabajà

Giuseppe Cortese

Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy

Red Wine

Nebbiolo

14,5%

2018 Morassina Barbera d'Alba DOC

2021 Morassina Barbera d'Alba DOC

Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy

Red Wine

Nebbiolo

14,5%

2018 Barbaresco Rabajà DOCG

Giuseppe Cortese

Barbaresco, Piedmont, Italy

Red Wine

Nebbiolo

14,5%

2024 Barbera d'Alba DOC

2024 Langhe Dolcetto DOC

2023 Langhe Nebbiolo DOC

2017 Langhe Nebbiolo DOC

Strada Rabajà 80
12050 Barbaresco
Italy
+39 (0173) 635131
+39 (0173) 635131 [email protected]
www.cortesegiuseppe.it

Contact person: Gabriele Occhetti

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