CuvéeNeiveWhite

Langhe Arneis Montebertotto

ランゲ・アルネイス モンテベルトット

Castello di Neive

Arneis

About this wine

A benchmark expression of Arneis from the Montebertotto vineyard — Castello di Neive pioneered the clonal revival of this once near-extinct Piedmontese white grape starting in 1978.

Beginner's Note

A crisp, food-friendly white that's an easy, elegant alternative to more familiar grapes.

Sommelier's Note

"Without Castello di Neive's early clonal work, Arneis might not exist as a commercial variety today — this bottling is living proof of that legacy."

Food Pairings

Excellent with seafood of all kinds, freshwater fish, salads with peppery greens, grilled chicken, and pasta with pesto.

When to drink it

Seafood dinners, sushi nights, warm-weather aperitivo.

Specs

Grape Varieties
Arneis
Style
White
Price Range
¥4,000-5,500 (reference estimate converted from overseas retail pricing; actual Japan import pricing may vary)

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Arneis; fermented and vinified to preserve freshness, with floral and citrus aromatics and a mineral, slightly saline finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Arneis taste like?
Notes of peach, apple, and almond with citrus flavors leaning toward orange, finishing with a touch of sea salt and mineral character.
Why is Castello di Neive significant for Arneis?
The estate began clonal selection work on Arneis in 1978, when the variety was nearly extinct in Piedmont, helping re-establish it as a recognized, commercially viable white grape.
What food pairs best with it?
Seafood, freshwater fish, salads with bright greens, grilled chicken, and pasta with pesto all pair well.

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