Castello di Neive Langhe Pinot Nero i Cortini spaanse-wijnen Luzon and a hint of red

and a hint of red berry

Château de Corcelles has amassed some of the finest vineyards in every corner of the Beaujolais region

Like the Primitivo grape

with pronounced aromas of peach and melon

Castello di Neive Langhe Pinot Nero i Cortini spaanse-wijnen Luzon and a hint of redCastello di Neive Langhe DOC Pinot Nero, Piedmont, Italy The Castello di Neive Langhe DOC Pinot Nero demonstrates that the Langhe region is not exclusively Nebbiolo territory. Pinot Nero, the Italian name for Pinot Noir, thrives here on calcareous soils and in a hilly landscape that ensures slow ripening and aromatic refinement. What makes Pinot Nero from the Langhe interesting? The combination of Italian sunshine and cool nights yields ripe fruit