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Fontanafredda Roero Arneis Val di Tana 2022

White green still

Organic and sustainable
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6 bottles

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3 bottles

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Denomination Roero DOCG
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 13.0% by volume
Area Piedmont (Italy)
Grape varieties 100% Arneis
Aging In stainless steel on its own fine lees which are regularly stirred into suspension until the following spring. The wine is then bottled and is released onto the market a couple of months later
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Description

When the Pre-Alps and the River Tanaro came together over 2,000,000 years ago, the elegant hills of the Roero were born. Territories with a unique composition of sandstone and sand, which produce white wines with a distinct mineral content. Val di Tana Organic Roero Arneis is a pure expression of this area.

Perfume

Perfume

The bouquet is reminiscent of the scent of exotic fruits, ripe pears, hawthorn flowers and acacia honey.

Color

Color

Deep straw yellow with greenish highlights.

Taste

Taste

Pleasantly enveloping in the mouth, smooth and sweet with acidity that lends freshness and flavour to the aftertaste.

Serve at:

10 - 12 °C.

Longevity:

05 - 10 years

Young and Fresh White Wines

Producer
Fontanafredda
From this winery
  • Start up year: 1878
  • Oenologist: Giorgio Lavagna
  • Bottles produced: 8.500.000
  • Hectares: 100
Fontanafredda is located in the Langhe (Piedmont), in the heart of Barolo production, in Serralunga d'Alba.

Like all beautiful things, Fontanafredda originates from a love story between the first King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II, and Rosa Vercellana.
Producers of Barolo and sumptuous wines of the Langhe, it was the scene of many firsts: they were the first Barolo to go overseas, the first to produce the first Classic Method in 1959, which was to be the forerunner of Alta Langa.

The founding principle of the winery is the concept of community.

Since 2018, Fontanafredda has been cultivating 120 organically certified hectares that are the setting for Italy's first Storytelling Village ('Villaggio Narrante'), which is still home to 12 families of workers who make the village an authentic village, alive and productive.

Fontanafredda is also hospitality, a meeting place where everyone is welcome thanks to its 4-star hospitality.

Today, the company preserves intact the testimonies of its noble past - the hunting lodge, the village, the extensive cellars, the vineyards - but continues to renew itself and experiment, perfecting what nature and history have handed down. For this reason, in the Langhe, where vines and wine bind generations to each other and shape the landscape, Fontanafredda is an essential reference point. The expression of a wine culture that comes from the earth, from the vineyard, and is refined through the work and creativity of people.

In 2021, the Alta Langa DOCG Contessa Rosa Rosé 2014 was named 'Best Sparkling Wine in the World' according to Tastingbook 2021.

In 2022 the BAROLO SERRALUNGA 2018 entered the TOP100 of WINE SPECTATOR in 78th place.
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Serve chilled for an excellent aperitif. Ideal with fish-based starters and with light risottos and pasta dishes.

Starters
Pasta
Fish
Shellfish
Cheese
White fish

Name Fontanafredda Roero Arneis Val di Tana 2022
Type White green still
Denomination Roero DOCG
Vintage 2022
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 13.0% by volume
Grape varieties 100% Arneis
Country Italy
Region Piedmont
Vendor Fontanafredda
Origin Roero Hills
Climate Altitude: 200-300 m. a.s.l. Exposure: East-West.
Soil composition Sandy soil is reach in yellow, calcareous marl.
Harvest The grapes are delivered in small 20-kg crates with holes in them to facilitate aeration of the grapes.
Wine making They are immediately softly pressed to avoid the breakdown of the skins and the must obtained is stored in a steel tank at a temperature of about 8/10°C to allow static decantation and, subsequently, the removal of the coarser parts. After about 24 hours, the must is racked and brought to a temperature of 16 8 °C; the alcoholic fermentation process, which uses indigenous yeasts, is naturally triggered within a few hours Upon completion of fermentation, the wine is racked and stored at a temperature of 5-6 °C.
Aging In stainless steel on its own fine lees which are regularly stirred into suspension until the following spring. The wine is then bottled and is released onto the market a couple of months later
Allergens Contains sulphites