
Mo’ Frem
Grape Variety: 100% Moscato
Village of origin: Santo Stefano Belbo (Langhe)
Exposure: North – Northwest
Soil composition: Clay-limestone
Training system: Espalier with Guyot pruning
Harvest period: Early September (first decade)
Vinification
Manual harvesting in 20 kg perforated crates. Selection of the best clusters, soft pressing of the grapes, and clarification of the must through cold settling. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 16°C.
At 70% of the fermentation process, the must is transferred into 750-liter terracotta amphorae to complete the cycle. At the end of fermentation, the amphorae are topped up, and the wine matures for approximately 6 months with weekly battonages.
Refinement in bottle for at least 8 months
Tasting Notes
The color is a brilliant straw yellow.
On the nose, it is intense, aromatic, and complex. Exotic fruits such as papaya and ripe apricot enrich the bouquet, where sage delicately takes center stage. Further aromas of white flowers, thyme, and nettle emerge.
Fresh and savory, it impresses on the palate with its balance between aromaticity and dryness, which together create a unique and intriguing taste.
Ideal with delicate yet characterful appetizers and first courses: a saffron risotto, a light fry of oily fish, or simply excellent bread with butter and anchovies.









What I Produce
Roots in Monferrato
My vineyards lie between the Langhe and Monferrato, UNESCO World Heritage sites that offer the perfect terroir for the varieties I grow. I honor the time-honored tradition and quality that make this region so remarkable.









