Here is a wine made for lovers of Piedmontese power, between austerity and savoury. Fruit of the love of two grape varieties, Nebbiolo and Bonarda, grown on the sandy soils of Roero, Arbesca envelops us and delivers a warm bouquet of red fruits.
Wine tasting advice



Winemaking
Manual harvesting from mid-October. Destemming and crushing. Fermentation for 15 to 18 days in stainless steel vats. Aged for one year in French oak barrels. Additional aging of a few years in bottle.
Territory
Vineyards exposed to the south and southwest, with a strong inclination. Soil made up of tuff, with a high sand content.
Le vigneron
The history of the Negro house began at the dawn of the twentieth century when Lorenzo, assisted by his brothers, was loading his wine on a cart to sell it in the region. Even the barrels were home made since one of the brothers was a carpenter.
The grandson Lorenzo, third of the name, renovated the family storehouse and oriented viticulture toward sustainability by trying techniques inspired by organic farming, such as the introduction of nesting boxes for insectivorous birds (like the blue chickadee) or the use of clay for the treatment of the vine.



Winemaking
Manual harvesting from mid-October. Destemming and crushing. Fermentation for 15 to 18 days in stainless steel vats. Aged for one year in French oak barrels. Additional aging of a few years in bottle.
Territory
Vineyards exposed to the south and southwest, with a strong inclination. Soil made up of tuff, with a high sand content.