Castellari Bergaglio
Gavi, Piedmont, Italy
Gavi is often referred to as the "Chablis of Italy" and at Castellari Bergaglio the winemaker refers to his passion as "The Art of making Gavi"
Owned and managed by Marco Bergaglio, Castellari Bergaglio is located in Frazione Rovereto in the Gavi region, 10 ha of vineyards farmed organically.
His complete dedication to Cortese grape variety, amazing precision, and focus on vineyards and in-cellar processes completes his magic recipe to producing wines to remember and truly showing what the Gavi region is about.
The olfactory profile could migrate from an austere palate with profound minerality to a remarkable elegance and rich nose full of peach, apple, nectarine, acacia flowers, and earthy notes of straw and honey for wines from single vineyards. A respected and recognized producer in the circles of seasoned wine lovers with a serious hands-on approach and an unchallengeable passion for viniculture.
Value for money in every sense of the word, you can not go wrong with Castellari Begaglio!
Story
A Gavi family estate making wine since the late 1800s, only from the Cortese grape; Marco Bergaglio is the winemaker.
- Rovereto
- The hamlet around the winery is named after the oak ("rovere") woods that surround the vineyards.
- La Polastra
- The family roots of president Claudio Andrea Gemme go back about 500 years in Gavi.
