Arneis is a white wine grape native to the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy. Known for producing crisp, aromatic white wines, it has gained international recognition in recent decades. The name means "little rascal" in the local Piedmontese dialect, referring to the grape's challenging growing characteristics.
Flavors & Aromas
Citrus, green apple, pear, white flowers, almond, and subtle herbal notes with a distinctive mineral quality
Winemaking & Aging
Medium acidity with good structure and body for a white wine. Typically unoaked or lightly oaked, allowing the fruit and floral characteristics to shine. Best consumed young to capture its freshness, though quality examples can age 3-5 years. Moderate alcohol content, typically 12-14%.
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