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Valle d'Aosta & Lombardy
These regions, though less celebrated than some of their neighbors, produce exceptional wines that reflect their unique alpine and lakeside terroirs. Valle d'Aosta, Italy’s smallest and least populous region, nestled among the Alps, is known for its high-altitude vineyards. Here, indigenous grape varieties such as Petite Arvine and Fumin thrive, producing wines with bright acidity and complex flavors that are truly expressive of their rugged mountainous environment. Lombardy, a region characterized by its diverse climates from the Alps to the plains, is renowned for its sparkling wines from Franciacorta, often compared to champagne due to their refined quality and traditional production methods. The region also excels in producing robust Valtellina Nebbiolo, known locally as Chiavennasca, which offers a lighter, more aromatic profile compared to its Piedmont counterparts. Together, these regions showcase the versatility and richness of Northern Italy’s wine landscape, offering everything from crisp whites and elegant sparklings to robust reds
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Nadir Cuneaz Les Gosses, Valle d'Aosta, Italy 2019
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