Italy - Piedmont

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Filagnotti Gavi Blanc 2007
Stefano Bellotti

Filagnotti Gavi Blanc 2007

€48,90

Magnum Naturalmente Rosso Red 2015
Silvio Morando

Magnum Naturalmente Rosso Red 2015

€69,00

Amandis Semplicemente Vino Bellotti vin naturel blanc 2011 Cascina degli Ulivi 1
Cascina degli Ulivi

Amandis Semplicemente Vino Bellotti White 2011

€39,00

Piedmont is a must-see wine region in northwest Italy, world-renowned for its powerful red and elegant white wines. Dominated by prestigious grape varieties such as Nebbiolo, it is also home to the famous Barolo and Barbaresco. This region offers a great diversity of terroirs, particularly in the Langhe, Alba, and Roero regions. Piedmont's DOC (Denominazione di Origine Controllata) and DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Contrallata Garantita) guarantees exceptional quality for its expressive and complex wines.
Barbera d'Asti, Dolcetto, and Freisa offer lighter, fruitier wines, while Gattinara and Ghemme are excellent examples of Piedmont's structured and tannic red wines. For white wine lovers, grape varieties like Cortese and Arneis produce fresh, mineral wines, particularly around Gavi and Roero. For sparkling wines, Moscato d'Asti and Asti Spumante are benchmarks for sparkling wines, with fruity and sweet aromas.
What are the flagship grape varieties of Piedmont wines? Nebbiolo, Barbera, and Dolcetto are well-known for producing red wines, while Cortese and Arneis dominate the white wines. What are the typical white wines of Piedmont?
Gavi (Cortese) and Arneis di Roero are fresh, mineral white wines typical of the region. Which Piedmont wines are ideal for a red wine tasting?
Barolo, Barbaresco, and Gattinara are essential for a tasting focused on complex red wines. What are the iconic sparkling wines of Piedmont?
Moscato d'Asti and Asti Spumante are the benchmark sparkling wines, ideal for desserts or festive occasions. Which Piedmontese wine is similar to a French wine?
Barolo is often compared to the great Burgundy wines thanks to its complexity and longevity. How to enjoy a Barolo in the best conditions?
Enjoy a Barolo after aerating well, at around 18°C, to reveal all its aromas.