Variety:
CorteseAlcohol:
13%Vintage:
2015, 2018Production Country:
Italy
ABOUT THE WINERY:
The first vineyard in La Lomellina di Gavi was planted in 1816, and the estate was purchased by the Raggio Family ir the end of the 19th century, which stands witness on how long have the Raggios been working the land. Since 2006, the winery is run by Emanuela Croce Raggio, whose philosophy is practicing low-impact viticulture. Since 2019, they have been certified as an organic producer.
Serving Temperature: Serve Gavi di Gavi Marcheese Raggio well-chilled, around 45–50°F (7–10°C), to allow its refreshing acidity and delicate aromas to shine.
Glassware: Use a white wine glass with a slightly tapered shape to concentrate the delicate aromas and preserve the wine’s crisp character.
Seafood
Pasta Dishes
Cheese Pairings
Light Meat Dishes
Vegetarian Dishes
Appetizers and Antipasti
Light Fish and Poultry Dishes
Dessert Pairings
Variety:
CorteseAlcohol:
13%Vintage:
2015, 2018Production Country:
Italy
ABOUT THE WINERY:
The first vineyard in La Lomellina di Gavi was planted in 1816, and the estate was purchased by the Raggio Family ir the end of the 19th century, which stands witness on how long have the Raggios been working the land. Since 2006, the winery is run by Emanuela Croce Raggio, whose philosophy is practicing low-impact viticulture. Since 2019, they have been certified as an organic producer.
Serving Temperature: Serve Gavi di Gavi Marcheese Raggio well-chilled, around 45–50°F (7–10°C), to allow its refreshing acidity and delicate aromas to shine.
Glassware: Use a white wine glass with a slightly tapered shape to concentrate the delicate aromas and preserve the wine’s crisp character.
Seafood
Pasta Dishes
Cheese Pairings
Light Meat Dishes
Vegetarian Dishes
Appetizers and Antipasti
Light Fish and Poultry Dishes
Dessert Pairings
The first vineyard in La Lomellina di Gavi was planted in 1816, and the estate was purchased by the Raggio Family ir the end of the 19th century, which stands witness on how long have the Raggios been working the land. Since 2006, the winery is run by Emanuela Croce Raggio, whose philosophy is practicing low-impact viticulture. Since 2019, they have been certified as an organic producer.
Seafood
Pasta Dishes
Cheese Pairings
Light Meat Dishes
Vegetarian Dishes
Appetizers and Antipasti
Light Fish and Poultry Dishes
Dessert Pairings