Alta Langa is a DOCG sparkling wine produced in several municipalities of the Alessandria, Asti and Cuneo provinces.
The name would derive from the colour of the gold yellow grape, which shines in autumn, when the sun of the early morning enlightens them.
The production area consists of some 1450 hectares, spread over 11 municipalities of the Alessandria province
The wine produced is characterized by the sweet hints of ripe yellow fruit and orange and lime flowers which never tire the palate.
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This vine variety produces one of the smallest DOC of Italy and has been able, over time, to conquer a large and heterogeneous public.
Dolcetto d’Alba is a DOC wine whose production is approved only in the provinces of Asti and Cuneo. Traditionally, it is Langhe’s most consumed table
The Barbera vine variety is rural and handcrafted and is one of the most representative of Piedmont’s wine history. For those tasting it, it will be fascinating and funny to discover it in every variation.
A noble vine variety, rich in history and charm, characterized at the same time by power and elegance.
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