Arneis is a white grape variety that originates from the Piedmont region of Northern Italy. The grape variety is known for its ability to produce fresh, elegant and full-bodied wines with a soft taste and high acidity. Arneis wines often have notes of citrus, grass and flowers, and their taste is often described as crisp and fruity.
The grape variety thrives best in cool climates and is often grown in vineyards on hills and slopes. Arneis grapes are known to ripen late in the season, which allows the winemakers to achieve the full ripeness of the grapes before they are harvested.
Arneis has often been used as a blending grape variety, but it also produces unique, fresh wines when grown alone. The wine production of Arneis wines is often characterized by a great emphasis on traditional methods and a respect for nature and the environment.
