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CASCINA LA GHERSA Azienda Agricola
Cascina La Ghersa works with three DOCG denominations in Piedmont's most distinctive territories, offering a range that spans Monferrato with diverse styles. Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato is a rare, mineral-driven red, confined to seven municipalities; from Terre Alfieri come the white Arneis and the dark, more austere Nebbiolo, united under a single denomination. Barbera d'Asti completes the picture, aged for at least four months across a vast area of one hundred and sixty-five municipalities. In summary, the three DOCG wines present a white, structured reds, and a niche red like Ruchè, covering a spectrum from rare minerality to the widespread appeal of Barbera. This articulation reflects Monferrato's geological complexity, where volcanic and calcareous soils shape the identity of each grape variety differently. The winery does not pursue a single stylistic signature but interprets the territory through denominations that tell stories of opposing geographical scales—from the seven municipalities of Ruchè to the one hundred and sixty-five of Barbera—bringing together rarity and breadth within the same Piedmontese landscape.
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Barbera d'Asti
Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato
Terre Alfieri