This estate was the second to plant Sauvignon Blanc in the Langhe after Angelo Gaja. The first vines set root in 1986 and a second parcel was planted ten years later. The folks at Comm. G.B. Burlotto were very happy with the results, and they remain one of the most important proponents of this white grape in a region dominated by red varieties. The 2017 Langhe Sauvignon Viridis offers beautiful freshness and fragrance that includes crisp green apple and exotic fruit. The wine is made in a very simple fashion and only sees contact with stainless steel.