The Castello di Neive Langhe DOC Arneis shows that the Langhe region is not just about red wines. Arneis is a traditional white grape from Piedmont known for its aromatic finesse and fresh structure. What characterizes Arneis from Langhe? The combination of calcareous soils and a hilly landscape results in a wine with lively acidity and clear aromatic expression, while maintaining an elegant and balanced character.
This wine falls under the Langhe DOC and is made entirely from Arneis.
The vineyards are located in the hilly area around Neive, within the Langhe region.
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Langhe DOC: appellation within Piedmont.
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Hilly location: promotes gradual ripening and preservation of freshness.
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Calcareous marl soils: contribute to aromatic precision and structure.
These conditions produce Arneis with a balance between fruit and tension.
Arneis – Langhe, Piedmont
Arneis is an indigenous Piedmontese grape known for its aromatic character and soft structure.
Vinification takes place with controlled fermentation to preserve the fruit and freshness. The wine typically matures in stainless steel tanks to emphasize the pure character of the grape and not to overpower its aromatic expression.
In the glass, this Langhe Arneis shows a clear, light yellow color. The wine is known for aromas of white fruit, floral notes, and subtle spice. The fresh acidity provides tension and ensures a balanced, approachable style.
Serve around 8–10 °C to optimally experience its freshness and aromatic finesse.
Castello di Neive is located in the historic village of Neive in the Langhe. The estate manages renowned crus such as Santo Stefano and Gallina for Barbaresco and also produces wines under the Langhe DOC, including Arneis. By combining tradition with modern winemaking techniques, the winery preserves the character of its terroirs and demonstrates the versatility of Piedmont.
