Gattinara DOCG is a red wine that exhibits a garnet red color with orange reflections. It is known for its intense, winey aroma with notes of violet and red berries. The taste is dry, full, and harmonious, with a pleasant and persistent finish. The wine is robust in body and has a balanced acidity.

History

Gattinara DOCG's history dates back to the 16th century. The wine received its DOCG status in 1990. The wines are produced from Nebbiolo grapes, locally known as Spanna. The vineyards are located around the town of Gattinara, which is renowned for its unique wine production.

Geographical Production Area

Gattinara DOCG is produced in the northern part of Piedmont, particularly in the province of Vercelli. The vineyards are situated on the hillsides of the town of Gattinara. The region is characterized by its unique combination of soil, consisting of volcanic rocks and iron-rich clay, and a temperate climate. This combination provides the perfect conditions for growing Nebbiolo grapes, giving Gattinara DOCG its distinct flavor and aroma.