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Alta Langa Brut

Araldica

Sparkling wine | Piedmont, Italy

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Sparkling wine
12.5 %
23.00 USD
8°C / 46°F
Creamy, Dry, Fruit, Orchard, Vibrant

Description

Discover the hidden gem of Piedmont with the Araldica Alta Langa Brut. While Piedmont is world-renowned for its bold red wines like Barolo and Barbaresco, the Alta Langa region is quietly crafting some of Italy’s most sophisticated traditional-method sparkling wines. Araldica, a forward-thinking cooperative based in the heart of the region, captures the unique essence of high-altitude viticulture in this bottle.

Produced from grapes grown at elevations often exceeding 300 meters, this wine benefits from the dramatic temperature fluctuations between day and night, which preserve the natural acidity and aromatic purity of the Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. The wine undergoes a patient maturation process, resting on its lees for an extended period to develop its signature complexity. Upon opening, you are greeted by an elegant, fine perlage and a complex nose of red apple, citrus zest, and the comforting, savory aroma of fresh brioche. On the palate, it is beautifully balanced—dry, vibrant, and refreshingly crisp, with a creamy texture that speaks to its quality and extended cellar time.

This is an exceptionally versatile wine that shines on any occasion. Its bright acidity and toasty depth make it a perfect partner for the delicacies of the region: try it with agnolotti del plin, vitello tonnato, or local Piedmontese cheeses like Castelmagno. For a classic pairing, it is sublime alongside raw seafood, oysters, or even lightly fried appetizers. Whether you are looking for an sophisticated aperitif to kick off an evening or a food-friendly companion for a multi-course dinner, the Araldica Alta Langa Brut offers an authentic taste of Italian excellence that punches well above its weight class. It is a true testament to the elegance that can be achieved when traditional craftsmanship meets a exceptional high-altitude terroir.

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Latest update: June 22, 2026, 6:21 pm