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Doc Bianco

Langhe Doc Bianco

Denominazione di Origine Controllata

Bright straw yellow, with very complex, long, clear-cut nose of citrus and fruity aromas in general. Expansive, fresh, slightly crisp and salty taste, with a full, soft and smooth finish. Makes a perfect match for various starters and fish-based hors-d’oeuvres, first courses in general and shellfish. An excellent aperitif.

Grape Variety

50% Arnets 50% Viognier
Average age of vines

15 years
Store

Vertically, in a cool, dry place.

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HA COLLABORATO
O È APPARSO SU

Small drops of awareness.

We only produce a white wine that combines the characteristics of two grape varieties, viognier (a French variety) that gives floral and aromatic scents and arneis (a native Piedmontese variety) that gives minerality. The vines are positioned in the parts with a northern exposure (the less valuable ones) this allows us to maintain freshness and acidity. The decision to cultivate white vines is also a business sustainability decision as we are "exploiting" parts of the hillside that would otherwise be unsuitable for red vines.

Name

Langhe Doc Bianco
Variety

50% Arneis 50% Viognier
Altitutude

200 s.l.m.
Soil

Clay-limestone
Agricolture

Organic
Breeding system

Guyot
Average age of plants

15 years
Harvest time depending on the year

Late August/early September
Fermentation

With indigenous yeasts, maceration 3 hours on the skins, fermentation in steel for 30 days
Ageing

6 months in steel tank, 1 month in bottle

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"We are learning on our own skin that the organism that destroys its environment destroys itself."

Gregory Bateson

Where we produce our wine

Everything starts from the earth

TECHNIQUE

What we actually do...

When the grapes are fully ripe they are pressed, and the free-run juice is fermented at a controlled temperature. Matures for around 10 months.

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Organic is a lifestyle.

When we started everyone thought we were crazy. Today that method has become a way of life shared by many people. But as Nature would do, now is not the time to stand still, we neeed to constantly improve what we do and our values. Because it is only through change that we can build the world we have always wanted.