A particular red wine obtained from the grape variety Pelaverga Piccola, grown in a few towns in the Langhe, more specifically in La Morra, Roddi and Verduno, from which it takes its name. Grown in these areas from the beginning of time, these grapes were used in the past with grapes from other vines such as Barbera and Nebbiolo, and began to be produced pure only in the 1970s, because of its strong bouquet and the fruity and especially spicy taste.
Verduno Pelaverga o Verduno Doc
Production regulations: D.M. October 20, 1995
Grape Variety: Pelaverga Piccolo from the 85% to 100%, while the remaining 15% is made from non-aromatic grapes grown in recommended or authorised vineyards.
Colour: ruby red more or less intense, sometimes with violet hues.
Bouquet: intense, fragrant, fruity and spicy.
Taste: dry, fresh, velvety and balanced.
Minimum alcohol content: 11% vol.
Pelaverga Piccolo (85-100%)