Verduno Pelaverga "Basadone" 2020

Castello di Verduno's Verduno Pelaverga "Basadone" is a red wine made from the vinification of Pelaverga Piccolo, an indigenous grape variety from the Langhe.

Its spicy character and low alcohol content make this wine an absolute protagonist of summer. Fascinating in its spiciness, even more drinkable when served at cooler temperatures, it is made from Pelaverga Piccolo, an indigenous grape variety from the municipality of Verduno. Castello di Verduno vinifies this grape exclusively in stainless steel to express all its freshness.

The Winery: Castello di Verduno

Castello di Verduno is a winery located in the castle of the eponymous municipality in the Barolo area; it is one of the most historic producers in the Langhe region, as the Bianco family, who had long cultivated vines, decided to start vinifying grapes as early as the mid-1800s. Over time, production focused on Nebbiolo and Nebbiolo-based DOCGs: Barolo and Barbaresco. A special mention goes to the indigenous grape variety of Verduno, Pelaverga.