“Since the XVIII Century, we have more precise documentation on the region's winemaking. Thus, we know that in 1749 a ‘brenta’ (about 13 gallons) of 'old white wine' was sold for 6 lire, while 'inferior wine' was wholesaled for 0.16 lire.”
SNAPSHOT
It took just a moment, as always. The time needed for the bouquet to give way to its delicate scent, and your eyes began to smile. It happens every time we uncork a bottle of Langhe DOC Arneis.
Langhe DOC Arneis Luigi Bosca
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If we were to stop at the word-for-word translation from the Piedmontese dialect, we'd call it “arnese” (tool) or “cosuccia” (little thing). But that's just the ancestral legacy of a peasant patois. Because today, Arneis is one of the most appreciated white grape varieties in Piedmont, suitable for both casual and formal occasions.
The image shown here is indicative only and the available vintage is the one mentioned on the technical sheet.
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