Roero Arneis DOCG Cecu d'la Biunda Monchiero Carbone
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Monchiero Carbone Roero Arneis DOCG Cecu d'la Biunda
Renesio Incisa Monchierio Carbone
is a new conception of Monchiero Carbone Roero Arneis that moves away from how this wine has been interpreted so far. Thanks to our twenty-five years’ experience in the production of Arneis grapes and our passion for the vinification of Piedmontese whites, we have realized over the years that Arneis is a grape variety highly suited for aging.
We have hence identified the vineyard that we consider the best of our estate for Arneis production: Renesio Incisa, in the Municipality of Canale, in Piedmont. This vineyard has two fundamental peculiarities: a considerable altitude and a soil rich in sand. To top its uniqueness, this is the hill that gave birth to the Arneis grape, native to the Roero and discovered on the Renesio hill at the end of the 15th century.
Thanks to the new opportunity given by the Roero Arneis Appellation, which has allowed a “Riserva” production, we have decided to create a new concept of Roero Arneis DOCG, which fully expresses its qualities and potential for evolution: we mature it longer in the cellar, with a mixed aging in wood and steel to then release it at the right time for consumption.
The first vintage of Renesio Incisa is 2016, all the bottles are numbered and it is a limited production, suitable for those who prefer more evolved and complex white wines, with several years on their shoulders and which can be kept for at least 10/15 years, a promise that with Renesio Incisa we feel we can keep.
Grape variety: Arneis 100%
Production area: Roero, municipality of Canale, cru Renesio Incisa
Orientation: South-East
Altitude: 250 meters
Yield per hectare: 100 quintals
Vineyard surface: 1,5 hectares
Alcohol content: 13,0-13,5%
Acidity: 5,0-5,5 g/l
Bottle size: bottle (0,750 l)
First year of production: 2016
Sensory profile
Colour: intense straw yellow.
Nose: rich and complex; aromas of citrus fruits, white pepper, aromatic herbs and a delicate note of dried apricot.
Taste: on the palate the wine is soft and powerful, with a vigorous acidity, leaving a rich taste in the mouth exquisitely integrating the mineral notes. The aftertaste is soft and elegant, but extremely rich and deep.
Food pairings: wine suitable for elaborate fish dishes, medium-aged cheese, but also first courses such as stuffed egg pasta, lasagna with meat sauce, eggplant parmigiana. Ideal match for fish and other refined dishes. Images for illustrative purposes only.
Images for illustrative purposes only.
FAQ
What kind of wine is Roero Arneis?
Roero Arneis is a white wine from Piedmont, Italy, made from the Arneis grape and known for its freshness, structure, and aromatic profile.
What does Roero Arneis taste like?
It typically offers citrus, floral and herbal notes, with freshness, mineral character, and a balanced, elegant finish.
What grape is Arneis similar to?
Arneis is often compared to other aromatic Piedmont white wines, but it has its own distinctive profile with body and structure.
What kind of wine is Monchiero Carbone Roero Arneis?
This limited-production wine is a more evolved Roero Arneis DOCG, aged longer in wood and steel to highlight complexity and aging potential.
Monchiero Carbone Roero Arneis DOCG Cecu d'la Biunda
Renesio Incisa Monchierio Carbone
is a new conception of Monchiero Carbone Roero Arneis that moves away from how this wine has been interpreted so far. Thanks to our twenty-five years’ experience in the production of Arneis grapes and our passion for the vinification of Piedmontese whites, we have realized over the years that Arneis is a grape variety highly suited for aging.
We have hence identified the vineyard that we consider the best of our estate for Arneis production: Renesio Incisa, in the Municipality of Canale, in Piedmont. This vineyard has two fundamental peculiarities: a considerable altitude and a soil rich in sand. To top its uniqueness, this is the hill that gave birth to the Arneis grape, native to the Roero and discovered on the Renesio hill at the end of the 15th century.
Thanks to the new opportunity given by the Roero Arneis Appellation, which has allowed a “Riserva” production, we have decided to create a new concept of Roero Arneis DOCG, which fully expresses its qualities and potential for evolution: we mature it longer in the cellar, with a mixed aging in wood and steel to then release it at the right time for consumption.
The first vintage of Renesio Incisa is 2016, all the bottles are numbered and it is a limited production, suitable for those who prefer more evolved and complex white wines, with several years on their shoulders and which can be kept for at least 10/15 years, a promise that with Renesio Incisa we feel we can keep.
Grape variety: Arneis 100%
Production area: Roero, municipality of Canale, cru Renesio Incisa
Orientation: South-East
Altitude: 250 meters
Yield per hectare: 100 quintals
Vineyard surface: 1,5 hectares
Alcohol content: 13,0-13,5%
Acidity: 5,0-5,5 g/l
Bottle size: bottle (0,750 l)
First year of production: 2016
Sensory profile
Colour: intense straw yellow.
Nose: rich and complex; aromas of citrus fruits, white pepper, aromatic herbs and a delicate note of dried apricot.
Taste: on the palate the wine is soft and powerful, with a vigorous acidity, leaving a rich taste in the mouth exquisitely integrating the mineral notes. The aftertaste is soft and elegant, but extremely rich and deep.
Food pairings: wine suitable for elaborate fish dishes, medium-aged cheese, but also first courses such as stuffed egg pasta, lasagna with meat sauce, eggplant parmigiana. Ideal match for fish and other refined dishes. Images for illustrative purposes only.
Images for illustrative purposes only.
FAQ
What kind of wine is Roero Arneis?
Roero Arneis is a white wine from Piedmont, Italy, made from the Arneis grape and known for its freshness, structure, and aromatic profile.
What does Roero Arneis taste like?
It typically offers citrus, floral and herbal notes, with freshness, mineral character, and a balanced, elegant finish.
What grape is Arneis similar to?
Arneis is often compared to other aromatic Piedmont white wines, but it has its own distinctive profile with body and structure.
What kind of wine is Monchiero Carbone Roero Arneis?
This limited-production wine is a more evolved Roero Arneis DOCG, aged longer in wood and steel to highlight complexity and aging potential.
