Almondo Arneis Vigna Sparse 750 Ml
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Almondo Arneis Vigna Sparse 750 Ml

ALMONDO ARNEIS VIGNA SPARSE from Piedmont, Italy, is a white wine at 13.00% ABV with notes of white pepper and almond in a 750 ml bottle.

$31.99 / unit
Case price $383.88 per case of 12
Sold by case
SKU
737577
Size
750 ml
Country
ITALY
Region
PIEDMONT
Varietal
OTHER
Alcohol
13.00

Description

Discover the ALMONDO ARNEIS VIGNA SPARSE, a standout white wine from Italy's Piedmont region that captures the essence of Roero's Arneis grape. Produced by Giovanni Almondo, this 750 ml bottle offers a gateway to one of the area's key white varieties, inviting you to explore its vibrant character at 13.00% ABV and a dryness level of 01.

Picture yourself uncorking this gem on a quiet evening. Right away, notes of white pepper emerge with precision, mingling alongside hints of almond that add a subtle nuttiness. Under-ripe pear brings a fresh, crisp edge, while mineral-driven citrus sparks across the palate, creating layers that keep each sip engaging.

As the wine unfolds, its structure builds toward a lively close. Energy surges through the finish, leaving a refreshing spark that prompts another taste. This salivating quality lingers just enough to heighten anticipation, making it ideal for those moments when you want a white wine that refreshes without overwhelming.

Hailing from Piedmont's Roero area, the ALMONDO ARNEIS VIGNA SPARSE stands out among other white wines for its balanced profile. Whether you're new to Arneis or seeking a reliable favorite, this bottle delivers consistent appeal. At $36.99, it represents thoughtful value for enthusiasts building their collection with Italian whites.

Reach for this Arneis Vigne Sparse when pairing with light seafood or vegetable dishes—it complements without dominating. Its Roero roots shine through in every pour, offering a slice of Piedmont's white wine heritage. Stock your cart today and elevate your next gathering with this precise, energetic pour from Giovanni Almondo.