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Ciabot Berton

Ciabot Berton is a family estate in La Morra, in the heart of Barolo, farming approximately 11 hectares across some of La Morra's most esteemed communes including Roggeri, Annunziata, and Capalot. The estate has been managed by the Oberto family for several generations and represents the traditional La Morra school: wines that are more perfumed and approachable in youth than the austere Serralunga or Castiglione Falletto styles, while still carrying the structural potential for medium-to-long-term ageing. The standard Barolo averages $51 at auction across 83 lots, with the 2010 vintage the peak transaction year—consistently one of the most lauded recent Barolo harvests. The Roggeri single-vineyard bottling averages $65, a premium that reflects the cru designation and that vineyard's position in La Morra's Annunziata township. Fisetta and Rutuin represent additional single-vineyard expressions averaging $31 and $36 respectively, providing accessible entry points to La Morra's cru map. The price ceiling of $431 represents exceptional formats or highly sought vintages. At a portfolio average of $51 across 202 lots, Ciabot Berton offers consistent, well-farmed La Morra Barolo at prices well below the appellation's top producers, making it a reliable source for collectors seeking cru-specific character at moderate cost.