Giacomo Grimaldi
ジャコモ・グリマルディ
Terroir-driven Barolo from Diano d'Alba's Groppone hamlet.
Headquartered in Diano d'Alba's Groppone hamlet in the heart of the Langhe, Giacomo Grimaldi is a Barolo-focused estate cultivating vineyards in Bricco Ambrogio (Roddi) and Sorano (Diano d'Alba). The winery combines traditional Piedmontese winemaking with meticulous, terroir-driven vineyard management, producing Nebbiolo-based wines noted for elegance, structure, and aging potential. Giacomo Grimaldi is a distinct family estate and should not be confused with the similarly named Bruna Grimaldi winery of Grinzane Cavour, a separate producer with no corporate or family relation.
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Who Is This For?
Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts seeking elegant, terroir-driven Barolo from lesser-known single vineyards, paired with refined cuisine.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Giacomo Grimaldi related to Bruna Grimaldi winery?
- No. Despite sharing the Grimaldi family name, Giacomo Grimaldi (headquartered in Diano d'Alba) and Bruna Grimaldi (based in Grinzane Cavour) are entirely separate, unrelated wineries with no shared ownership or family lineage.
- Where is Giacomo Grimaldi located?
- The estate's headquarters is in the Groppone hamlet of Diano d'Alba, in Piedmont's Langhe wine region.
- Which vineyards does Giacomo Grimaldi cultivate?
- The estate farms Bricco Ambrogio in the commune of Roddi and Sorano in Diano d'Alba, both prized sites for Nebbiolo.
- What is the signature style of Giacomo Grimaldi wines?
- The wines are characterized by elegance, structural complexity, and a clear expression of the specific terroir from which they originate, with strong aging potential.