Carema
Appellation: Carema DOC
Type: Dry, Red
Blend: 90% Picotendro (Nebbiolo), with the rest Ner d’Ala and Neretto (varies from vintage to vintage, DOC rules require a minimum of 85% Picotendro).
From pergola- and espalier-trained vines in the terraced vineyards with the best exposure. The 2016 was a blend of 90% Nebbiolo “Picotendro” and 10% from the ripest bunches of Ner d’Ala and Neretti. The harvested grapes are allowed to warm under the sun to guarantee rapid fermentation that takes place in both steel and wood. Each vineyard is vinified separately. Maceration lasts 90 days on average. The aging, always separated by vineyard, is done in used wood (500 and 225 liters). The wine is unfined and unfiltered.
They farm organically, and are focused on wine made from native grapes and native yeasts.