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SKU:
16932
Brand:
Tenuta Rocca
€23.57
€20.03
Deep straw yellow colour. The nose shows notes of exotic fruit and banana, linked by a pleasant buttery envelopment. In the mouth it is the harmony of the elements that dominates, where the accord between almond, white flowers and honey give an incredible persistence.
€23.57
€20.03
SKU:
16928
Brand:
Tenuta Rocca
It has a pink color with shades that tend to amber, red reflections. The nose highlights the dog rose and hints of grapefruit. In the mouth it is fresh, straight, pleasant and with a good minerality.
€12.20
SKU:
16927
Brand:
Tenuta Rocca
It is straw yellow with slight greenish reflections. Nose with a vast varietal spectrum, the hints of pineapple blend with the more delicate ones of jasmine, to close with the more acidic notes of grapefruit. The mouth is full and robust, almost oily. Persistent finish.
€11.61
SKU:
16926
Brand:
Tenuta Rocca
Straw yellow of medium intensity. There is a clear contrast between the nose, characterized by the sweet notes of ripe pear and the citrus notes of blood orange, and the mouth, where the sapidity and minerality make it complex and sweetish.
€14.12
SKU:
16491
Brand:
Valter Bera
Red wine perfect for an aperitif or a friendly dinner, not too demanding, excellent with appetizers, first and second courses of meat. The very suitable soil from which the grapes are born gives it pleasant spicy scents, the shorter refinement makes it suitable for young consumption and highlights the fruit with respect to the structure. The full and elegant taste distinguishes it from other wines of its category.
€14.27
SKU:
16490
Brand:
Valter Bera
A great white vine in a land of great reds can give great results. This elegant straw-yellow colored wine reveals nobility of character in the intense, ample, persistent fruity aromas, with a hint of yeast. Fine, with good structure and freshness, it loves an aperitif, land and sea appetizers.
€8.91
SKU:
16479
Brand:
Valter Bera
€12.20
Among the few white wines in the land of reds, this wine comes from the now famous native grapes. It has a very delicate straw color and floral aromas reminiscent of acacia, wild flowers, honey. In the mouth it is fresh, sapid, pleasantly acidulous, decidedly inviting. It is an excellent aperitif and goes nicely with appetizers, pasta and fish dishes.
€12.20
SKU:
16478
Brand:
Valter Bera
Produced with Nebbiolo grapes, it is a garnet colored wine with orange reflections, lively and captivating. It has ethereal, ample and persistent aromas, reminiscent of violets and roses, a dry taste, with a good structure, pleasantly sapid, with already sweet tannins. It goes well with grilled red meats, baked pasta, medium-aged cheeses.
€17.69
SKU:
16251
Brand:
Massolino
€18.78
Cultivated in Monforte d'Alba at about 530 meters above sea level, the Langhe DOC Riesling was born out of our authentic passion for this vine.
€18.78
SKU:
16248
Brand:
Massolino
The Langhe Chardonnay Massolino is a white wine from a land of reds, rich and very well structured, it is capable of evolving splendidly over time. It is vinified and aged partly in large barrels and partly in barriques and has a very broad and complex aromatic range. On the palate it manages to be delicate despite an important structure, a wine for the whole meal that lends itself to many combinations
€15.56
Langhe denomination
The Langhe appellation is one of the winemaking gems of Piedmont, in northern Italy. This region is renowned for producing high-quality wines that have become famous throughout the world. In this article, we'll explore the Langhe appellation, from its history to the characteristics of its distinctive wines.
The History of the Langhe Denomination
The history of the Langhe appellation is deeply rooted in Piedmont's winemaking traditions. This wine region takes its name from the rolling hills and gentle valleys of the Langhe, the heart of Piedmont's winemaking. The grapes grown in this area create high-quality wines that reflect the region's winemaking tradition.
The Origins
The origins of viticulture in the Langhe date back to ancient times, with evidence dating back to Roman times. Over the centuries, local winemakers have perfected their techniques, preserving the winemaking tradition.
Characteristics of the Wines
The wines produced in the Langhe appellation are known for their unique winemaking characteristics that make them distinctive among Italian wines. Here are some of the main characteristics of Langhe wines:
Prestigious Vines
Langhe wines are often made using prestigious grape varieties such as Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto, and Arneis. These varieties give the wines a complex flavor profile, with notes of ripe fruit, aromatic herbs, and a robust structure.
Piedmontese Terroir
The Langhe terroir, with its limestone hills, continental climate, and unique soils, contributes significantly to the quality of the wines. The grapes benefit from the temperature variations between day and night, creating wines that reflect the character of the terroir.
Wine Production
The production of Langhe wines is an artisanal process that respects local tradition. The grapes are handpicked during the harvest and then subjected to controlled fermentation. Aging in wooden barrels further develops the wines' character.
Food Pairings
Langhe wines pair well with Piedmontese and Italian cuisine. They're ideal with meat-based dishes like braised beef, Alba-style raw meat, and aged cheeses like Castelmagno. Their complexity makes them perfect for pairing with the authentic flavors of local cuisine.
The Langhe appellation is an authentic expression of Piedmont wines. Its millennia-old history, the characteristics of its wines, and the beauty of the Langhe hills make it an unmissable wine destination for wine lovers. Savoring a glass of Langhe wine is like taking a journey through the winemaking culture of this fascinating region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the history of the Langhe Appellation? The history of the Langhe is rooted in Piedmont's age-old viticulture, with grapes grown on the Langhe hills.
What are the main characteristics of Langhe wines? Langhe wines are known for their use of prestigious grape varieties such as Nebbiolo and Barbera, and their complex and robust flavor profiles.
What are the ideal food pairings for Langhe wines? Langhe wines pair well with meat-based dishes, such as braised beef and Alba-style raw meat, as well as with aged cheeses.