The Forno family has a long history in Santo Stefano Belbo, documented as early as the mid-1600’s. Still today, maps of the area show the Forno farmstead, also known as Il Falchetto Estate.
They are a family of winegrowers and winemakers devoted to the vine and wine for four generations. Pietro Forno began producing Moscato in 1940. At the end of the 70s, Pietro passed the reins to the children Natalino and Luigi, who renewed the cellar and introduced advanced equipment for the processing of grapes and fermentation, improving and honing techniques, always in the maximum respect for tradition and the land.
Today the Tenuta Il Falchetto Estate, proudly managed by brothers Giorgio, Fabrizio and Adriano Forno, includes three estates Cuneo province in the small towns of Santo Stefano Belbo and Castiglione tine and three In Asti Province in the small towns of Agliano Terme and Calosso, where there are cultivated nine different varieties of vineyards, some typical of the area and some international.
Each cycle of the cultivation of the vineyards is carefully followed from the winter pruning to the summer thinning of the grapes, a handmade method made to obtain control of the quantity and the quality of the grape produced from every vine. In this way, the grapes are left to reach a uniform ripeness and become far richer in aroma and colour. The grape picking is done manually in all the vineyards.
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