Dacastello Passerina Terre Di Chieti I.G.T 12.5°
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Versatile, floral and delicate, Langhe Arneis D.O.C. Le Clivie seduces with personality and elegance.
A characteristic wine of Piedmont’s Roero area, an amphitheatre of hills and valleys that provide some of the finest conditions for winemaking, Arneis has its roots in a land that emerged from the sea that covered the Po Valley millions of years ago.
Layers of sand make the substrate more welcoming, a natural habitat that stimulates acidity in the grapes.
With the utmost respect for the environment, many of the vineyard operations are carried out by hand, observing the integrated pest control method.
Langhe Arneis D.O.C. Le Clivie is a white wine of exceptional quality and personality, a first-class choice.
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