Bel Colle Nas-Cëtta

White wine from the Nas-Cëtta or Nascetta grape. It was already drunk in Piedmont in the nineteenth century. But by the end of the last century, the Nascetta was virtually extinct. Shame. They thought so in Piedmont too. They gave him Langhe DOC status. And now there are a handful of winemakers who are pressing wine from the Nascetta again. Such as Bel Colle.

Their Nascetta has a fine nose of pear and yellow apple. You can also taste that fruit. To a considerable extent because it has a lot of structure. A juicy thirst quencher that goes well with a spicy meal. Save a grape, drink this wine. You won't regret it.

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White wine from the Nas-Cëtta or Nascetta grape. It was already drunk in Piedmont in the nineteenth century. But by the end of the last century, the Nascetta was virtually extinct. Shame. They thought so in Piedmont too. They gave him Langhe DOC status. And now there are a handful of winemakers who are pressing wine from the Nascetta again. Such as Bel Colle.