Gavi del Comune di Gavi DOCG

Variety: Cortese 100%.

Vineyard: Great historic white wine from Piedmont whose grapes come from the area recognized for excellent Cortese production since 1856. Vineyards in the Gavi area, comprising only 11 municipalities in the Province of Alessandria. The soil is composed mainly of clay marls.

Vinification: The grapes are pressed the same evening of the harvest, and then placed in stainless steel vats. Alcoholic fermentation begins at a temperature of 15-16°C, necessary to preserve the delicate aromas. A long aging in steel on fine lees follows. This is followed by a short fining period in steel on the fine lees until bottling, which generally takes place in the late spring. This wine balances freshness with good structure and complexity.

Pairings: Try it with risotto with Swiss chard, chickpea tempura and crispy potatoes, or chicken cutlets in wine.

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NOSE

Fine bouquet of good intensity and persistence giving slightly floral scents.

VIEW

Straw yellow color.

MOUNTH

The taste is fresh, graceful and well structured.

“In my opinion, cortese is among the best Piedmontese white wines. In the past it was said that ours was exclusively a land of reds-I disagree! Whites can also be of a great level. Try uncorking a bottle after three to four years and you will be amazed… A dry white wine with citrus notes, hawthorn and herbs.”

Diana

History

White wine from the Piedmontese tradition. A wine with an ancient history that our family has been producing since before 1971. A white from Cortese grapes from the lands of Gavi, an area extremely recognized for giving birth to excellent products for the category since ancient times. Below is an excerpt from the 1974 Bolaffi Catalogue of the Vini d’Italia No. 3 edited by Luigi Veronelli.