Fontanafredda - The wines from the Royal past

There are production realities that need no introduction. Fontanafredda is one of these, with a history that begins with King Vittorio Emanuele II and that since 1858 has lived and shaped part of Italy's winemaking history, overcoming difficulties and demonstrating the importance of a solid territorial bond between people and wine. All the expertise and winemaking experience converge in products such as the Alta Langa DOCG Riserva Blanc de Noir Pas Dosé Vigna Gatinera 72 Months, a Blanc de Noir Pas Dosé produced in the Serralunga d'Alba area exclusively from selected Pinot Noir grapes from the same vineyard, enriched by a 72-month aging on the lees. There is a great balance of acidity and sweetness in the Contessa Rosa Brut Rosé, while white-fleshed fruit and cream notes return in the Vigna Gatinera Brut Nature, where the full structure of Pinot Noir emerges for a delicate yet powerful touch. Completing the range is an enchanting Blanc de Blancs and the One Hundred Sixty Five selection, 100% Pinot Noir aged for 105 months on the lees.