Grignolino del Monferrato Casalese

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Grignolino del Monferrato Casalese is an Italian red wine appellation from the Monferrato area of Piedmont, known for its pale color, high acidity, and delicate yet tannic character made primarily from the Grignolino grape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian wine appellation
acidity high
agingPotential short to medium term
aromaProfile floral notes
red berry notes
spicy notes
body light-bodied
color pale red
country Italy
grapeColor red grape
grapeVarietyRequirement primarily Grignolino grape
knownFor high acidity and freshness
pale color with significant tannins
locatedIn northwest Italy NERFINISHED
origin Monferrato area of Piedmont NERFINISHED
primaryGrape Grignolino
productionCountry Italy NERFINISHED
region Piedmont NERFINISHED
servingTemperature slightly chilled
subregion Monferrato NERFINISHED
tanninLevel notable tannins
typicalAlcoholRange about 11–13% ABV
typicalFoodPairing cured meats
light pasta dishes
soft cheeses
white meats
typicalUse table wine
wineCategory still wine
wineCharacter aromatic
delicate
fresh
tannic
wineLawStatus protected designation under Italian wine law
wineStyle red wine

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Monferrato producesWineType Grignolino del Monferrato Casalese