Grape varieties<br /><br />Goldmuskateller (Golden Muscat)<br /><br />Location &amp; soil<br /><br />Mareit Leiten, 350 m elevation, very steep, southfacing slope with extremely long exposure to the sun and warm gravelly soil with moraine deposits. Vogelleiten und<br />Panholzer with clay-limestone gravel soil.<br /><br />Vintage<br /><br />2023 was a challenging year with climatic conditions that were anything but easy. Through hard work and meticulous attention to detail, we ultimately achieved great results.<br />Our vines coped well with both the wet spring and the hot and dry summer, and the golden autumn helped us achieve perfect ripeness. Physiolog-ical ripeness, sugar<br />ripeness and acidity are in perfect balance. Ripe fruit, cool character and moderate alcohol characterise the vintage.<br />The Golden Muscat grapes were left on the vines until the end of September for perfect maturity. The berries were a golden yellow, the aroma highly intense. At 55 hl per<br />hectare, the yield was low.<br /><br />Winemaking<br /><br />Grapes were de-stemmed and left to macerate in the press for twelve hours to enrich the juice with aroma substances and body leached from the skins. Fermentation took<br />place in oak and stainless steel tanks, partially with yeasts naturally occurring in the vineyard. The young wine was subsequently matured on the fine lees for five months to<br />enable the aromas and flavour to evolve<br /><br /><br />Data<br /><br />Residual sugar: 0.6 g/l<br />Alcohol: 12.5 % Vol.<br />Acidity: malolactic fermentation: 5.2 g/l<br /><br />Description &amp; drinking recommendation<br /><br />Intense golden yellow in colour, this seductive wine displays a ravishing floral perfume together with nutmeg, cedar, apricot and grapey fruit supported by a streak of racy,<br />vibrant acidity.<br />Enjoy at optimum maturity from early summer in 2024 to the end of 2027.<br />Serve: lightly chilled, 46 - 50 °F<br />Delicious as an aperitif it makes a wonderful partner to spicy Chinese and Thai foods or mature hard cheeses.<br /><br />Our claim<br /><br />Biodynamic<br />Respekt-BIODYN<br />Vegan<br />

The grapes for this aromatic wine, of a delicate straw yellow colour and with a complex, elegant and musky bouquet, ripen in vineyards well exposed to the sun, from south<br />to south-west, and bring sweetness, flavour and a very long aromatic persistence to the glass, reminiscent of the flavours and aromas of ripe grapes.<br />It ideally accompanies desserts and in particular creams, fruit tarts and small pastries.<br /><br />TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:<br />Vineyard exposure: east-south to south-west.<br />Soil composition: clayey-tufaceous soil rich in limestone, which enhances the finesse and aromaticity of the wines, very important for this grape variety.<br />Vine density: 4800 vines per hectare.<br />Type of training: low plant with simple guyot, tending to bring the leafy part upwards, in order to expose the bunches to the sun and encourage photosynthesis on the leaves.<br />A maximum of 8/9 fruit buds are left.<br />Harvest: 1st or 2nd decade of September, picked by hand.<br /><br />ORGANOLEPTIC DATA SHEET:<br />Denomination: Moscato d'Asti DOCG<br />Grape variety: Moscato<br />Colour: more or less deep straw yellow.<br />Perlage: fine and persistent.<br />Bouquet: rich, intense and fragrant aroma of the Muscat grape reminiscent of wisteria, peach, apricot with hints of sage, lemon and orange blossom.<br />Taste: sweet, delicate, fresh flavour with moderate alcohol content.<br />Serving suggestions: Serve chilled, with dessert, with various pastries, as a thirst quencher at any time of day. Its low alcohol content can bring the whole table together in a<br />festive toast.<br /><br />ANALYTICAL DATA SHEET:<br />Alcohol content: 5% vol.<br />Sugar: 130 g/l<br />Total acidity: 6.0 g/l<br />

On the label the Latin phrase 'Sator Arepo Tenet Opera Rotas' means 'the farmer with the plough directs the work'. We chose it when we acquired the vineyard and<br />became its owners. It is a vineyard on the hill of Mango, a village in the Langa. We bought it in 1990. The letter G highlighted on the label underlines the transmission from<br />father to son of the knowledge of the vineyard: Giuseppe, Giacomo and Giuseppe again.<br /><br />Denomination: Moscato d'Asti DOCG.<br />Grapes and Vineyard: Produced with 100% Moscato d'Asti grapes from our own vineyard in Mango.<br />Winery: Maceration with the skins for a few hours in a horizontal press followed by pressing. White vinification with prise de mousse in temperature-controlled autoclaves for<br />20 days at about 4°. At the end of fermentation, stabilisation with refrigeration at - 4°, microfiltration and refinement in the bottle for a few weeks.<br />Tasting: Brilliant straw yellow colour, fine foam and rich perlage. Extraordinarily fresh and very varied bouquet, with fresh fruit, orange blossom, rose and musk among the<br />many notes. Sweet but very graceful taste, aromatic characteristic of grapes, delicious and with long persistence. Accompanies: fruit desserts, fruit, dry pastries, panettone,<br />hazelnut cake, special cheeses such as Castelmagno. Very pleasant as an aperitif and as a thirst-quenching drink at any time of day.<br />Serving recommendations: Serve at 6 - 8°.<br />

MOSCATO D'ASTI<br />DENOMINAZIONE DI ORIGINE CONTROLLATA E GARANTITA<br />Moscato is part of the culinary tradition of Piedmont. We strive to preserve its full energy and wish to pair it with the most joyful moments in life. (Milena Vaira)<br />DESCRIPTION: Moscato is a beautifully aromatic variety that is deeply rooted in the winemaking heritage of Piemonte. We pick our grapes at full ripening, when the berries<br />start to be gold in color. Our dream is to bring all the perfumes, the freshness and the texture intact to the bottle.<br />VARIETY: 100% Moscato bianco.<br />VINEYARD AND TERROIR: Steep, old estate vineyards.<br />HARVEST AND WINEMAKING: Moscato harvest starts usually around the end of August. Picking decisions are individual to each site. Aldo always gives few more days of<br />ripening to this variety, which is a challenging decision in a crucial period yet rewarded by the beautiful fruits. Cold settling followed by a slow fermentation at low<br />temperature. Fermentation is stopped by drop of temperature, and the wine is kept refrigerated until bottling.<br />TASTING NOTES: Beautiful soft color with green reflections. Aromas of fruit with yellow flesh: apricot, peach, exotic fruits. Then elderflower, pear and a hint of sage.<br />Delicate and persistent bubbles, refreshing and cleansing the palate. The balance between sweetness and freshness continues in a long and creamy finish,<br />surprisingly savory.<br />

Moscato Giallo - grapes in a glass.<br /><br />Five times a day fruit and vegetables, they say. With our cheerfully bright Goldmuskateller made from sun-soaked grapes - properly tempered - a joy!<br /><br />Grape variety: Goldmuskateller.<br />Colour: bright straw yellow.<br />Aroma and taste: delicate scents of nutmeg, cedar wood and grapefruit. Fruity, juicy, mineral and with a persistent aroma.<br />Site and soil: Mazzon near Kaltern at 350 m above sea level, a very steep, south-facing slope with extreme sun exposure and warm gravel soils with moraine deposits.<br />Vogelleiten on Manincor, an extremely steep site with loamy cold gravel soil.<br />Vinification: The destemmed grapes remained in the press for twelve hours for maceration to extract aroma and structure from the skins. Fermentation took place in wooden<br />barrels, partly spontaneously with the grape's own yeasts. During the four months of ageing on the fine lees, the aroma and flavour were refined.<br />Serving temperature: 8 -10 °C.<br />Goes well as an aperitif, with Asian cuisine and with strong hard cheeses.<br />