This interesting white wine comes from a pure processing of Nascetta grapes. This is a rare and typical vine from Novello, in the province of Cuneo. Very popular at the end of the 1800s, it was then abandoned for a long time and rediscovered only about 10 years ago. Today a total of about 10 hectares are planted with this variety. The Ellena vineyard from which the grapes used to produce this wine come is called Paradiso. It is a beautiful plot planted in 2007, with a correct western exposure. Here the grapes reach full ripeness in the first half of September. After harvesting, the grapes are left in cold maceration for 80 to 100 hours, and immediately afterwards they are pressed and sent to the fermentation tank, also in steel. At the end of this process, the wine matures on its lees for about 6 to 9 months, thus acquiring greater complexity and pleasantness. Fresh and fruity, this Piedmontese white wine is ideal as an aperitif, but can also accompany vegetarian dishes or the classic cheese omelette.