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The Cieck winery, located between Turin and Ivrea, in the heart of Piedmont, specializes in the cultivation of native vines such as Erbaluce, Nebbiolo, Barbera, Neretto and Freisa. Their distinctive feature is the pergola vineyards, a training system that creates large pergolas in the vineyard, where the grapes are harvested by picking the bunches at the top. The winery was founded in 1985 as a small sparkling wine house, founded by Remo Falconieri, the son of farmers and designer of typewriters at Olivetti. Today the winery is managed by three members of the family: Domenico Caretto, agronomist and manager of the vineyards and the winery, Lia Falconieri, responsible for administration, sales and communications and the founder Remo Falconieri, nicknamed "the Archimede of bubbles". Each vineyard has a name, a soul and a story, like Misobolo, the oldest vineyard where there is still an ungrafted vine that is almost a century old. The new winery, founded in 2013 in the heart of the Erbaluce rows, is a modern, technological and green project at the same time, which reflects the Falconieri's passion and dedication to the production of high-quality wines. Try their wines: from the Erbaluce Classic Method to Nebbiolo and Freisa, and discover the soul of Piedmont in every sip.