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Alta Langa

Alta Langa DOCG: the pinnacle of Piedmontese Traditional Method bubbles

Alta Langa DOCG is Piedmont's premier Traditional Method sparkling wine. Always produced as a vintage wine (millesimato), it originates from high-altitude vineyards across the provinces of Cuneo, Asti and Alessandria using Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. Elegant, crisp and deeply mineral, it stands among Italy's finest sparkling wines.

In this category you will find a curated selection of Alta Langa DOCG sparkling wines from historic Piedmontese wineries and artisanal growers. The range includes Pas Dosé, Brut, Rosé and Riserva styles.

If you enjoy luxury bubbles, you can also explore our categories for Franciacorta, Champagne, Sparkling Wines and Piedmont Wines.

The Alta Langa strict rule: exclusively Vintage wines

A unique rule of Alta Langa DOCG is that every bottle must state its harvest vintage (millesimato). Furthermore, regulations enforce extended lees ageing in the bottle: a minimum of 30 months for standard releases and 36 months for Riserva designations.

High altitude Terroir

Vineyards are strictly located above 250 meters altitude on calcareous-marley soils. Significant day-night temperature swings allow Pinot Noir and Chardonnay to retain high acidity and vibrant minerality, creating wines built for longevity.

Tasting notes and gastronomy pairings

Alta Langa presents fine persistent perlage, straw yellow nuances with gold highlights, and rich aromas of toasted hazelnut, brioche, citrus and white flowers. Creamy and dry on the palate, it pairs exquisitely with seafood starters, beef tartar, risottos, shellfish and regional cheeses.

The Il Quadrifoglio Wine selection

Il Quadrifoglio Wine offers an exquisite collection of Alta Langa DOCG wines stored in optimal temperature-controlled environments for pristine delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions about Alta Langa

What is Alta Langa DOCG?

It is a vintage Traditional Method sparkling wine from Piedmont, aged on its lees in the bottle for at least 30 months using Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes.

What is the difference between Alta Langa and Franciacorta?

Alta Langa is from Piedmont and is strictly vintage-dated (minimum 30 months lees ageing), whereas Franciacorta comes from Lombardy and offers non-vintage options starting at 18 months of lees ageing.

Which grapes are used in Alta Langa?

Alta Langa is crafted from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes (minimum 90% combined), used as single varietals or blends.

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Marco Capra Seitremenda...
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Marco Capra Seitremenda Extra Brut Alta Langa DOCG 2022

€23.90

The 2022 Colline Novaresi Nebbiolo DOC by Le Piane is an Italian red wine from Alto Piemonte renowned for its elegance and drinkability. Crafted from 100% Nebbiolo (locally known as Spanna) grown on volcanic soils, it delivers fresh floral notes of violet, wild berries, and a distinct mineral edge for a crisp, vibrant sip.

Type: Red Wine
Classification: DOC Colline Novaresi Nebbiolo
Region: Piedmont (Italy)
Varietal: 100% Nebbiolo (Spanna)
Alcohol Content: 13.00% by volume
Bottle Size: 0.75 l Standard

Contiene solfiti - Contains sulfites

Colombo Alta Langa Blanc de...
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Colombo Alta Langa Blanc de Noir 2021 Brut DOCG

€25.50

The Alta Langa Blanc de Noir 2021 Brut DOCG by Colombo (Cascina Pastori) is a top-tier Traditional Method sparkling wine from Piedmont. Produced exclusively from 100% Pinot Noir vinified in white, it combines the grape's signature structure and depth with fine, persistent bubbles and notes of bread crust, red berries, and citrus.

Type: Sparkling Wine
Classification: DOCG Alta Langa
Region: Piedmont
Grapes: 100% Pinot Noir
Alcohol: 13.50% by volume
Format: 0.75 L Standard

Contiene solfiti / Contains sulfites

Tenuta Ronzano Alta Langa...
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Tenuta Ronzano Alta Langa 2019 DOCG

€27.00
Tipologia Bianco spumante metodo classico
Classificazione: Alta Langa DOCG
Regione: Piemonte
Vitigni: 20% Chardonnay 80% Pinot Nero
Alcol: 12,50% in volume
Formato: 0,75 Standard

Contiene Solfiti - Containes Sulfites