This is the story of a dream come true. A dream that has its origins in the beautiful hills of the Langa, where Beppe Caviola, a budding young winemaker, began his small wine production in the 1980s. We're in Montelupo Albese. Here Beppe, together with his friend Maurizio Anselmo, rents his first vineyard, Barturot, and, like a local Steve Jobs, uses his parents' garage to create his first wine. Clearly, little more than an experiment, but already capable of attracting the attention of a great figure in the world of wine such as Elio Altare who sensed the potential of that young winemaker and encouraged Beppe to bottle his product. Thus, in 1991, the first Ca' Viola label was created. It's going to be a long ride from there on out. A continuous expansion and experimentation. In 2002 Beppe, with his wife Simonetta, moved the winery to Dogliani and here, at Villa Bracco, a modern centre was established in which production, consultancy and tourist reception coexist in harmony. So much has been achieved since the small family garage. But Beppe Caviola doesn't seem to be looking back. Rather, his gaze is always on the future and the next challenges to be faced.