Bussia | Barolo MGA

At nearly 300 hectares, Bussia is one of the largest MGAs in the entire Barolo appellation, stretching across the municipalities of Barolo and Monforte d'Alba, from the hill of Pugnane to the hamlet of Sant'Eligio — a distance of over 4 kilometres and an elevation difference of approximately 250 metres.

Despite its size, the soil is relatively homogeneous: primarily sandy Sant'Agata Fossili marl, with Diano sandstone in the higher areas and more compact marl in the lowest zones. This partly explains why many Bussia wines share a certain density and austerity, often with an earthy tone that needs time to give way to more refined, complex aromas.

Municipality	Barolo / Monforte d'Alba
Size	298.89 ha
Altitude	210-460 metres
Soil	Sant'Agata Fossili marl (sandy), with Diano sandstone on the highest parts
Wineries	Domenico Clerico

View our Barolo Bussia here (Briccotto Bussia): Domenico Clerico - Barolo Briccotto Bussia DOCG 2021.