Piemonte D.O.C. Grignolino
An indigenous vine still to be discovered
Grignolino is one of the oldest variety in Piemont. Its name should come from the high number of berries per cluster, in piedmontese dialect called “grignole”.
Grignolino is one of the oldest variety in Piemont. Its name should come from the high number of berries per cluster, in piedmontese dialect called “grignole”.
Denomination: Piemonte D.O.C. Grignolino.
Grape variety: Grignolino.
Refining: stainless steel tank.
Winemaker’s note
Clear ruby red colour; thyme and wild flowers on the nose; medium body, dry, lightly tannic.
Food pairing
Vegetable soup, risotto, savoury pies, tripe.
Cellar life: 2-3 years
The Grignolino variety is part of the ancient Piedmontese grape varieties, and is mostly cultivated on the hills between Asti and Casale Monferrato.