Brachetto D’Acqui DOCG "Niades"

Cascina Garitina
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Brachetto D’Acqui DOCG "Niades"

Cascina Garitina
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DOCG Brachetto d'Acqui named "Niades" is made from partially fermented grape must of 100% Brachetto grapes grown in calcareous soil of medium consistency with good water retention, under a Mediterranean climate that features some continental characteristics, especially in winter. From spring to autumn, the presence of the typical south wind called "Marin", which cools down the sunny days, is significant.

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  • Type: Red Wine
  • Grape: Brachetto
  • Alcohol: 13%
  • Vintage: 2014
  • Region: Piedmont
  • Bottle size: 750 ml
  • Serving temperature: 4-6° C
  • Matching: Pairing: Great for aperitifs or paired with pastries, fruit desserts, hard and semi-hard cheeses.

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Origin

Piedmont

Piedmont is in Italy's northwest and borders Switzerland and France. True to the meaning of its name (foot of the mountain), Piedmont is a land of mountains. It is surrounded on three sides by the Alps, with the highest peaks and largest glaciers in Italy. The most typical specialties of the regional cuisine are fondue and bagna cauda: two warm and out-of-this-world dips that celebrate the Alba white truffle and raw vegetables. Some of the many excellent dishes include the great mixed fry, braised beef in Barolo wine, civet of hare and a wide array of cheeses: toma, robiola, bruss from the Langhe, gorgonzola from Novara, and sernium from Biella.

Producer

Cascina Garitina

Founded at the beginning of the last century, Cascina Garitina is a fourth-generation family business, whose name comes from the great-grandmother’s nickname, “Margheritina” (“Garitina” in the regional dialect). Cascina Garitina’s vineyards extend over 26 hectares, elevating from 240 to 350 meters above sea level. They are situated in the centre of the Monferrato area, in the municipalities of Castel Boglione, Nizza Monferrato and Castelnuovo Calcea. The 70% of the planted area is devoted to Barbera grape variety cultivation.