Borgogno Derthona

Borgogno Derthona

Borgogno Derthona is a wine produced in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. This wine is made from the Timorasso grape, a rare and indigenous variety that almost became extinct over the years but has recently made a comeback thanks to some passionate winemakers.

The name "Derthona" refers to the ancient Roman name of the town of Tortona, which is located in the heart of the Timorasso vineyards. Borgogno is a well-known wine producer in Piedmont and has contributed to the revival of the Timorasso grape in the region.

The Borgogno Derthona winemaking process involves careful vinification and maturation. The grapes are harvested by hand and then pressed. The juice is fermented in stainless steel tanks and then undergoes a period of aging on the lees, which adds to the complexity of the wine.

Borgogno Derthona is known for its characteristic flavor profile. This wine has a bright straw yellow color and an aroma reminiscent of white flowers, ripe pears, citrus fruits and a subtle mineral undertone. The taste is full, rich and well structured, with lively acidity and a long aftertaste. Borgogno Derthona is a distinctive white wine with complexity and depth.

Wine - Food pairing

Borgogno Derthona is a wine that goes well with various dishes, such as fish, seafood, poultry and pasta with creamy sauces. Borgogno Derthona is a wine worth discovering for those looking for unique and characterful Italian wines.