Wine tasting Langhe
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The production area where you can wine tasting Langhe includes the entire province of Cuneo.
Wines of the Langhe are famous for their quality and native vines, such as Nebbiolo, Dolcetto and Barbera. The area is particularly known for Barolo and Barbaresco, produced with Nebbiolo grapes, and for red wines based on Dolcetto and Barbera.
The history of wine in the Langhe can be traced back to the time of the settlement of the Liguri Statielli; with the arrival of the Celts, viticulture and winemaking were improved. Julius Caesar, on his return from the Gallic wars, stocked up on local wine in Alba Pompeia.
The Langhe have a variety of soils that are uncommon in any other Italian wine-growing area and perhaps in the world. According to some scholars, the term Langhe derives from “Langues“, strips of land that develop in a play of profiles modulated by the changing seasons, on the hills overlooking the Tanaro river. Langhe is the only disciplinary in the area to have an ampelographic base that includes all the vines traditionally grown in the area. Nebbiolo is grown in the heart of the Langhe and Roero and its grapes produce Roero, Barbaresco and Barolo DOCG, Nebbiolo D’ALBA and Langhe Nebbiolo DOC. In addition to Nebbiolo in the Langhe you can taste: Dolcetto, Barbera, Freisa, Arneis, Favorita, Pelaverga, Nascetta, Pinot Nero and Chardonnay.
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RED
Barbaresco docg
Made from Nebbiolo grapes from a limited area around Barbaresco and Neive, aged for 26 months, including 9 in wood. At least 50 months of which at least 9 in wood for the Reserve
Barbera d’Alba doc
the Red Wine of the Langhe and Roero area from Barbera grapes for at least 85% (max 15% of Nebbiolo)
Barbera d’Alba doc Superiore
is obtained from a 12 months aging, of which at least 4 in cask
Barolo docg
In various municipalities around Barolo, from Nebbiolo grapes, aged for 38 months of which 18 in wood. 62 months of which 18 in wood for the Reserve
Diano d’Alba docg
In the municipality of Diano d’Alba (CN), from 100% Dolcetto grapes
Dogliani docg
Around Dogliani(CN), made from Dolcetto grapes
Dogliani docg Superiore
is obtained with a refinement of 12 months
Dolcetto d’Alba doc
In the province of Alba, made from Dolcetto grapes
Dolcetto d’Asti doc
In the province of Asti, made from Dolcetto grapes
Langhe doc Barbera
in the Langhe and Roero, in the province of Cuneo, from Barbera grapes min.85%
Langhe doc Dolcetto
from Dolcetto grapes min.85%
Langhe doc Nebbiolo
from Nebbiolo grapes min.85%
Langhe doc Pinot Nero
nelle Langhe e Roero, da uve Pinot Nero min.85%
Langhe doc Rosso
from grapes suitable for cultivation in Piedmont
Nebbiolo d’Alba doc
in the Langhe and Roero, from Nebbiolo grapes
Nebbiolo d’Alba doc Superiore
after an aging of 18 months of which 6 in cask
WHITE
Langhe doc Arneis
in the Langhe and Roero, from Arneis grapes min.85%
Langhe doc Bianco
from grapes suitable for cultivation in Piedmont
Langhe doc Chardonnay
in the Langhe and Roero, from Chardonnay grapes min.85%
Langhe doc Favorita
from Favorita grapes min.85%
Langhe doc Rosato
from Barbera e/o Dolcetto e/o Nebbiolo grapes min.60%
BUBBLES
Alta Langa docg
Part of the province of Cuneo to the south of Asti and Alessandria, made from Pinot Noir and/or Chardonnay grapes min.90%
Alta Langa Rosato docg
from Pinot nero e/o Chardonnay grapes min.90%
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