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Where is Roero wine from?

Roero is a red wine, also made in white, from Canale, in Roero, Piedmont, Italy. It is a DOCG wine made mainly from Nebbiolo and Arneis.

Roero wine label
Photo: Malvirawinery, CC BY 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)

Roero at a glance

ClassificationDOCG
AppellationRoero
StyleRed wine, White wine
GrapesNebbiolo, Arneis
Village or townCanale
SubregionRoero
RegionPiedmont
CountryItaly
Coordinates44.8000, 8.0000

Roero

Canale, Piedmont, Italy

DOCG

Sandy hills on the left bank of the Tanaro

Appellation
Roero
Grapes
Nebbiolo, Arneis

Roero covers the sandy hills on the left bank of the Tanaro, opposite the Langhe, with Canale as its main wine town. It became a DOC in 1985 and a DOCG in 2004, for both its Nebbiolo reds and its white Roero Arneis.

Producers to know

  • Malvirà
  • Matteo Correggia
  • Cascina Ca' Rossa
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Roero: questions and answers

Where is Roero wine from?

Roero is a red wine, also made in white, from Canale, in Roero, Piedmont, Italy. It is a DOCG wine made mainly from Nebbiolo and Arneis.

Which country is Roero from?

Roero is from Italy, in the Piedmont wine region.

What grape is Roero made from?

Roero is made mainly from Nebbiolo and Arneis.

Is Roero a red or a white wine?

Both. Roero is made as a red and as a white wine; the red is the main style.

Who are the best producers of Roero?

Producers to know include Malvirà, Matteo Correggia and Cascina Ca' Rossa.

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Sources: en.wikipedia.org, it.wikipedia.org

Last reviewed October 2026.