2025 Ceretto Langhe Arneis - Piedmont - 9 Bottles (0.75L)

9x Langhe DOC Arneis "Blangè" 2025 - Ceretto - 750 ml

Informations on the Label
Designation: Langhe Denominazione di Origine Controllata Arneis
Wine name: Blangè
Vintage: 2025
Producer: Ceretto (Bottled by Azienda Agricola Ceretto in Alba - Italy)
Country of origin: Product of Italy
Alcohol content: 13% vol
Bottle size: 750 ml
Allergens: Contains sulfites
Organoleptic Sheet
Visual: Straw-yellow with pale greenish reflections and a very slight, imperceptible effervescence at pouring.
Aromatic: Fragrant and pleasant on the nose, dominated by pronounced notes of apples and pears, white peach, citrus blossoms, broom, and a delicate mineral trail.
Palate: On the palate it is fresh, pleasantly soft and fruity. It is characterized by a light presence of residual carbon dioxide that enhances its freshness and drinkability, offering a dynamic, balanced, and clean sip.
Serving Temperature and Glass
Serving temperature: 8 - 10 °C
Recommended glass: White wine glass of medium size (tulip-shaped), ideal for concentrating and highlighting the primary and fruity aromas of the Arneis grape.
Food Pairings
Starters: White fish tartare, octopus carpaccio, seafood salad and sushi or sashimi.
First courses and Main courses: Light vegetable or seafood-based primi, mixed fried seafood (paranza), delicate white meats, and fresh cheeses such as Robiola di Roccaverano.
Curiosities about the Winery and Producer
The white revolution in a land of reds: In the 1970s and 1980s the Langhe were known almost exclusively for the great red wines (Barolo and Barbaresco). The Ceretto family was a pioneer in sensing the potential of Arneis, transforming a locally grown, almost forgotten white grape variety into a world icon of Made in Italy.
Name and design: The name "Blangè" derives from Boulanger, the French baker said to have resided in the Vezza d'Alba area in past centuries. The famous transparent label with the large stylized "B" was designed by designer Silvio Coppola and has become an unmistakable symbol in the modern wine scene.