About this wine
Vineyard and terroir
The grapes grow on limestone and sandy soils in the province of Asti, in the heart of Piedmont.
Grapes
Moscato Bianco is identified as Italy’s oldest grape variety.
Vinification
Secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle over 12 months.
Tasting profile
Fine bubbles accompany a delicate, fresh character. The nose has a fresh Muscat aroma, while the palate is balanced, sweet and honeyed.
Label / history
In 2010, the wine received a bronze medal at the Los Angeles Wine & Spirits Competition.
