The Nizza DOCG “Costemonghisio” by Mauro Sebaste is a rich and elegant Barbera from Vinchio (Asti) with notes of cherry and red fruit, vibrant freshness, and smooth tannins, ideal with roasted meats, game, and aged cheeses. Read more
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The Nizza DOCG “Costemonghisio” by Mauro Sebaste is a powerful yet elegant expression of the Barbera grape, showcasing the distinctive character of the Vinchio hills in the Asti district. The vineyards lie at about 280 meters above sea level with a southeast exposure, on sandy soils rich in silt and veins of clay, which give the wine both structure and freshness.
After a careful hand harvest in small 25 kg boxes, the grapes undergo additional selection on vibrating tables before a gentle pressing. Fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled steel tanks with daily pump-overs and cap management over eight to ten days. The wine is then aged for at least twelve months in tonneaux and spends another six months in bottle before release.
Deep ruby red in color, this wine offers an intense bouquet of cherry and red fruits. On the palate, it is structured and full-bodied, with a bright acidity that adds freshness while maintaining a soft, rounded finish. The Nizza “Costemonghisio” pairs beautifully with roasts, game, and aged cheeses. Serve at room temperature to appreciate its full complexity and depth.
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