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Still, dry and persistent. Arneis takes its name from the native grape variety widespread throughout Roero, but also present on the hills to the right of the Tanaro.

To end with a flourish, the sweetest and most traditional bubbles of Piedmont: match them with dessert, success is guaranteed!

A light and pleasant wine with a ruby red color and violet hues. The bouquet is delicate and recalls flowers and red fruit. The flavor is dry, harmonious and pleasantly bitter.

Although the Asti area, between Tanaro and Tiglione, is considered the magic triangle of Barbera – it is there that the most powerful, structured, acidic and colored Barbera are born -, those of the Cuneo area have particularly marked characteristics of finesse and elegance, and they are softer and less alcoholic. These differences are due to the different types of soil: in the Cuneo area the land is richer in limestone than in the Asti area. Which one do you prefer?