Nizza Monferrato: For Unesco is the capital of Barbera d’Asti. Yes… may be it is true.
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Monferrato: a mosaic of colour recognized by Unesco.
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Smooth hills cross the Monferrato Marquisate, pushing the visitor to search the traces of Aleramo’s passage for a never-ending history, 1050 years long old.
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. . . Centuries of history take shape in the streets and plazas of Asti, in the towers and buildings of the ancient city that lies on the bank of the Tanaro River.
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“The ancient city of Asti, noble and rich, full of people and nice buildings, has a good and productive territory for wheat as well as wine. . . “
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Italian wine classification is like a pyramid. Look at the top: you will see the best wine. You will see Barbera d’Asti.
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Hills rolling everywhere, historical towns and castles growed on rocky hills, smooth slopes covered with vineyards. This is Monferrato, an Unesco World Heritage Site.
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…The two fell in love, and Adelasia proposed Aleramo to run away together. So it was that one night the lovers left the court, chased by the Emperor’s guards.
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A dog and her olfaction, the Monferrato and its king, a passion that smells of history and must. This is Barbera d’Asti Truffle Hunter Leda’s beginning.
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Unusual, tempting, unpredictable. Chocolate meets Barbera d’Asti: a surprising dialogue is born, full of new smells and tasting notes.