CuvéePiedmontWhite

Sette Anni

セッテ・アンニ

Angelo Negro

Arneis

About this wine

The first Arneis in absolute to attempt long bottle aging, produced only in great vintages. Straw yellow with golden nuances, the bouquet is broad, complex and fruity with pear, peach, citrus and a light spicy note of saffron on the finish, complemented by a pleasant mineral note and good acidity. Fermented in stainless steel at 17°C, aged sur lie with batonnage for a minimum of 7 months, then bottle-aged for 7 years (the wine's namesake) with storage potential beyond 10 years.

Beginner's Note

Not a starter wine — this is Angelo Negro's flagship proof that Arneis can age.

Sommelier's Note

"Sette Anni is the single most compelling argument that Arneis deserves a place among Italy's age-worthy whites."

Food Pairings

A structured white for aged hard cheeses, roasted white meats, and dishes with umami depth.

When to drink it

Special occasions, collector's tastings, pairing with refined tasting menus.

Specs

Grape Varieties
Arneis
Style
White
Price Range
$53-55 (US retail reference; Japan import pricing not confirmed)

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Arneis, fermented in stainless steel at 17°C, sur lie aging with batonnage for a minimum of 7 months, then 7 years of bottle aging before release; produced only in exceptional vintages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'Sette Anni' mean?
It means 'seven years' in Italian, referring to the wine's seven years of bottle aging before release.
Is Sette Anni made every vintage?
No, it is produced only in exceptional vintages, since it is Angelo Negro's flagship long-aging Arneis.
How long can Sette Anni age?
It has demonstrated storage potential beyond 10 years, unusual for Arneis.

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