Two thousand years ago ancient Roman Gaul already included Piedmont. When Napoleon annexed our Savoy lands to France in 1800, satisfying his own expansionist aims, he ri-evoked the ancient Roman denomination calling it Gaule Subalpine.
Type of wine: pleasant bubbles, fresh and very appealing.
Location of the vineyard: prime vineyards of Arneis 100%.
Structure and type of soil: hilly with a mix of tufaceous,
calcareous and clayey compositions.
Variety of grapes: Arneis 100%.
Care in preparation: harvesting in the absence of high
temperatures.
Alcohol content: 10,5% - acidity: 6,00 gr/l.
Ageing: exclusively in steel and then in glass.
Bottle type: glass champagne bottle 0,75 - 1,5 L.
Colour: white with green reflections.
Fragrance: fragrant and very delicate.
Taste: appealing and enthralling.
Consumption: it expresses its best in the first 3 years of life,
but it resists very well even more.
Serving temperature: 5 - 7°C.
