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SKU: 18539
Brand: Vietti
Questo vino non svolge la fermentazione malolattica e resta sulle fecce fini in vasca d’acciaio fino al momento dell’imbottigliamento. Descrizione: Colore giallo paglierino con freschi aromi floreali, di agrumi, melone e note ammandorlate. Vino con corpo asciutto e medio e con acidità fresca. Ben bilanciato, elegante e con una buona complessità e persistenza.
SKU: 18444
Brand: Bric Cenciurio
Il Roero Arneis di Bric Cenciurio è un vino bianco fresco e floreale, prodotto con uve Arneis in purezza coltivate sulle colline di Castellinaldo, nel cuore del Roero. Sia a fermentazione che l’affinamento avvengono in vasche di acciaio, con l’obbiettico di esprimere al meglio la freschezza e aromaticità tipiche del vitigno.
SKU: 15551
Brand: Monchiero Carbone
Renesio Incisa represents a new interpretation of Roero Arneis with respect to the way this wine has always been produced up to now. The Monchiero Carbone winery has in fact decided to produce a "Riserva", therefore creating a new expression of Roero Arneis capable of best representing all its qualities and potential for evolution. As?! With a mixed aging in wood and steel and for a longer period than usual.The first vintage is 2016, a limited production where all bottles are numbered.A wine that wears a brilliant intense straw color to the glass. The nose offers a rich and complex bouquet punctuated by fruity hints of citrus that blend sinuously with aromatic nuances of white pepper, herbs and delicate nuances of dried apricot.It enters the mouth with extreme power. A soft wine, with a vigorous acidity that ensures a rich taste on the palate complemented by mineral notes. It offers a very pleasant, soft and elegant aftertaste, and extremely full and deep.It expresses its maximum potential in combination with first and second courses of fish, even elaborate ones, medium-aged cheeses, as well as rich first courses such as lasagna with meat sauce, ravioli or aubergine parmigiana.
SKU: 15548
Brand: Monchiero Carbone
Among the most common Piedmontese white grape varieties, Arneis originates from Roero, where it has been cultivated since the 16th century; the bunch is compact and the berries rather small, therefore the yield is low and what is obtained at the end is a truly precious liquid! It is no coincidence that the Monchiero Carbone company has called its Arneis 'ReCit' which in Piedmontese dialect means 'little King'. With labels from the best crus in the area, Monchiero has always tried to enhance the small productions of each individual hill, without giving in to fashions but respecting tradition, through a production that has made the family crest its motto: 'every uss a so tanbuss' has it, each door has its own knocker, to underline how each label has its own peculiarities.Brilliant and intense straw yellow, the nose has pure floral hints of green apple and banana together with aromatic vegetable notes of sage and linden, with a background of almonds. The taste is tasty, soft and round well balanced in the fresh-savory axis without ever appearing awkward, maintaining a right progression up to the moderate finish of peach and citron.Excellent with vegetable flan.
SKU: 15544
Brand: Monchiero Carbone
Arneis, an exclusive vine of the steep Roero hills, is, together with Nebbiolo, the architect of the fame of our territory. To enhance the prestige that this vine deserves, an exclusive selection of Roero Arneis has been created since 2004, with the clear intention of offering a further opportunity to fully appreciate the characteristics and potential of this great vine.The grapes come from two single vineyards selected for their sandy terroir and high altitude: from the soft, sandy soils of the Tanone cru, in the municipality of Vezza d'Alba, and from the Renesio Incisa cru in Canale, on the famous hill which gave the birthplace of the Arneis grape towards the end of the 15th century. In fact, it is said that this white grape differentiated itself in Renesio, initially called "White Nebbiolo" due to the shape of the bunch and the size of the berries similar to Nebbiolo.In the glass it is a brilliant straw yellow color. The nose is distinguished by its intense bouquet of tropical fruits in which the aromas of pineapple and white currant stand out. The entrance on the palate is rather marked by a splendid gustatory freshness which gradually shows its true powerful and enveloping character.A fine white that accompanies the meal well but which in combination with fish and shellfish dishes, white meat and not too seasoned cheeses gives its best. Its rich and persistent finish that ends with the triumph of sapidity makes it a quality bottle that is always very welcome and able to seduce all palates.
SKU: 15543
Brand: Monchiero Carbone
Arneis, an exclusive vine of the steep Roero hills, is, together with Nebbiolo, the architect of the fame of our territory. To enhance the prestige that this vine deserves, an exclusive selection of Roero Arneis has been created since 2004, with the clear intention of offering a further opportunity to fully appreciate the characteristics and potential of this great vine.The grapes come from two single vineyards selected for their sandy terroir and high altitude: from the soft, sandy soils of the Tanone cru, in the municipality of Vezza d'Alba, and from the Renesio Incisa cru in Canale, on the famous hill which gave the birthplace of the Arneis grape towards the end of the 15th century. In fact, it is said that this white grape differentiated itself in Renesio, initially called "White Nebbiolo" due to the shape of the bunch and the size of the berries similar to Nebbiolo.In the glass it is a brilliant straw yellow color. The nose is distinguished by its intense bouquet of tropical fruits in which the aromas of pineapple and white currant stand out. The entrance on the palate is rather marked by a splendid gustatory freshness which gradually shows its true powerful and enveloping character.A fine white that accompanies the meal well but which in combination with fish and shellfish dishes, white meat and not too seasoned cheeses gives its best. Its rich and persistent finish that ends with the triumph of sapidity makes it a quality bottle that is always very welcome and able to seduce all palates.
Roero Arneis Denomination
The Denominazione d'Origine Controllata (DOC) is a quality label that guarantees the authenticity and typicality of Italian products, highlighting the distinctive characteristics of their region of origin. The Roero Arneis Denomination, located in the Piedmont region, is famous for producing premium white wines made from the native Arneis grape variety.
History of the Roero Arneis Denomination and its Connection to the Territory
The history of the Roero Arneis denomination dates back centuries when Arneis was known as the "king of white vines" in Roero. This native grape variety has a long tradition in the Piedmont region, where it was cultivated for the production of fresh and aromatic wines. The terroir of Roero, with its limestone soils and continental climate, offers optimal conditions for Arneis cultivation, allowing it to express its unique and distinctive character.
Characteristics of Wines from the Roero Arneis Denomination
Terroir
The terroir of the Roero Arneis Denomination is characterized by limestone and clay soils that give the wines a pronounced minerality and freshness. The region's continental climate, with cold winters and hot summers, contributes to a slow ripening of the grapes, allowing them to develop complex aromas and lively acidity.
Grape Varieties Used
Only the Arneis grape variety is used in the production of wines from the Roero Arneis denomination. This native grape, known for its resilience and adaptability, produces fresh and aromatic wines with notes of white fruit, flowers, and aromatic herbs.
Production Method
The production process of Roero Arneis denomination wines involves manual harvesting of the grapes followed by gentle pressing and controlled fermentation. The wines are then aged in steel or cement tanks to preserve the freshness and liveliness of their aromas, resulting in elegant and balanced wines.
The Denomination Process
The Roero Arneis denomination is subject to rigorous controls that guarantee the quality and authenticity of the wines. Analytical and organoleptic parameters are established to define the wine's characteristics and ensure compliance with traditional agronomic practices.
Recognizing and Appreciating Wines from the Roero Arneis Denomination
Wines from the Roero Arneis denomination are distinguished by their freshness, lively acidity, and complex aromatic flavors. Perfect for pairing with Piedmontese dishes such as vitello tonnato, risottos, and fresh cheeses, enhancing their taste and aroma.
The Importance of the Denomination for Piedmont
The Roero Arneis denomination plays a fundamental role in the economic and cultural development of Piedmont, promoting the region and its food and wine products nationally and internationally. It also contributes to preserving the ancient winemaking traditions of the region, ensuring the continuity and valorization of Piedmont's wine heritage.
Wines from the Roero Arneis Denomination in the Context of the Italian Wine Market
Wines from the Roero Arneis denomination are highly valued in the Italian and international wine market for their quality and typicality. They are sought after by consumers looking for fresh and aromatic wines that can tell the story and terroir they come from.
Winery Tours and Tastings
For those wishing to deepen their knowledge of wines from the Roero Arneis denomination, numerous wineries in the region offer guided tours and tastings. A unique opportunity to discover the secrets of local winemaking and savor the best wines from the denomination.
Food and Wine Pairing Tips
Wines from the Roero Arneis denomination pair perfectly with Piedmontese dishes such as vitello tonnato, risottos, and fresh cheeses. Their freshness and liveliness also make them ideal for enjoying on their own, as a meditation wine.
Roero Arneis: A Wine Excellence of Piedmont
In conclusion, wines from the Roero Arneis denomination represent a wine excellence of Piedmont, capable of telling the story and terroir of Roero through their unique and unmistakable taste.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Roero Arneis Denomination
What are the distinctive characteristics of wines from the Roero Arneis denomination?
Wines from the Roero Arneis denomination are distinguished by their freshness, lively acidity, and complex aromatic flavors.
Where can I buy wines from the Roero Arneis denomination?
Wines from the Roero Arneis denomination are available at specialized wine shops, supermarkets, and online through producers' websites.
What is the production method of wines from the Roero Arneis denomination?
The production process of wines from the Roero Arneis denomination involves manual harvesting of the grapes followed by gentle pressing and controlled fermentation. The wines are then aged in steel or cement tanks to preserve the freshness and liveliness of their aromas.
What is the origin of the Roero Arneis denomination?
The Roero Arneis denomination takes its name from the Roero area, located in the Piedmont region, famous for vine cultivation and the production of premium white wines made from the native Arneis grape variety.