When it comes to dedicated winemaking, Terre da Vino cannot be left out. With a vast 4,700 hectares of vineyards in the enchanting Langhe region, this cooperative, founded in 1980, is home to 2,700 members. The year 1986 marked a turning point when 18 winegrowers joined forces to reduce yields in favor of superior quality. While the Piedmont region is famous for its Barolo wines, the indigenous Arneis grape shines just as brightly, especially as Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis – also affectionately known as "white Barolo."
With every sip of Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis, you're greeted by a vibrant straw-yellow hue that sparkles in the glass. The nose is enriched with a symphony of intense fruity and floral notes, complemented by refreshing citrus and sweet apricot. These aromas pave the way for a palate that is both elegant and harmonious. Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis captivates with a balance of fresh citrus notes and ripe stone fruit, culminating in a finish that is both smooth and lingering. And with an ideal serving temperature of around 10 degrees Celsius, Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis is a perfect pairing with antipasti, refined veal, and seafood.
Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis is more than just a wine; it's an ode to the passion and expertise of Piedmont's winemakers. Each bottle invites you on an experience, a journey through the rich traditions and innovations of the Italian wine world. Let yourself be seduced by Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis and raise a glass to the best of Italy!
