CuvéePiedmontWhite

Giovanni

ジョヴァンニ

Angelo Negro

Arneis

About this wine

Angelo Negro's entry-level Roero Arneis DOCG, named after estate patriarch Giovanni Negro who produced one of the first dry Roero Arneis wines on record in 1971. Grown at 280-320m on north/north-west facing sandy-calcareous slopes, it shows straw-yellow color with lemon citrus, white stone fruit, acacia and honeysuckle aromas, a soft medium body, notes of nuts and orchard fruit, and a mineral finish typical of Roero's sandy soils.

Beginner's Note

A gentle, food-friendly introduction to dry Arneis and to the Negro family's style.

Sommelier's Note

"The Arneis that carries Giovanni Negro's name is the truest expression of the grape's transformation from a blending curiosity into a serious dry white."

Food Pairings

A versatile aperitif white that works with shellfish, light seafood pasta, and fresh goat cheese.

When to drink it

Everyday aperitif, light lunches, casual seafood dinners.

Specs

Grape Varieties
Arneis
Style
White
Price Range
$18-22 (US retail reference; Japan import pricing not confirmed)

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Arneis, guyot-trained vines at 280-320m, north/north-west exposure, sandy-calcareous soil; stainless steel vinification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this wine called 'Giovanni'?
It is named after Giovanni Negro, the estate patriarch who produced one of the first dry Roero Arneis wines on record in 1971.
What does Giovanni Roero Arneis taste like?
It shows lemon citrus, white stone fruit, acacia and honeysuckle aromas, a soft medium body, and a mineral finish.
Is this a good starter wine for people new to Arneis?
Yes, it is Angelo Negro's most accessible, food-friendly expression of Roero Arneis.

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