2024年11月8日 · Carema is a small mountainous wine-growing district at the southern end (but not administratively part of) the Aosta Valley in the far northern corner of Piedmont, north-western Italy. It was awarded its DOC classification in 1967 and predominantly produces red wines from the Nebbiolo grape.

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2022年3月22日 · Carema is a red winemaking zone that showcases Nebbiolo – specifically, the Picotener Nebbiolo biotype – as its leading variety. To be Carema DOC, the vineyards are required to be situated between 300 to 600 metres above sea level. Wine must be made in Carema from fruit grown in Carema.

A small village on the border between Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta watches over one of the most beautiful agricultural landscapes in Italy: the terraced vineyards of Carema have exploited the steepest slopes of the mountain to cultivate nebbiolo grapes, used to make Carema DOC wine.

Carema is a village of 750 people (2021) in the Piedmont region of Italy. The village of Carema lies in a beautiful sunny valley north west of Piedmont and marks the divide between Piedmont and the Aosta Valley.

Carema has one of the most beautiful colors in all of the world in wine—palest garnet with a very orange edge. The nose is subtle and fresh, with ripe strawberry, blueberry, dried roses, potpourri, clove, chalk and nutmeg. Overall, it is a lighter, more mineral driven expression of Nebbiolo.

Ultimo paese del Canavese verso nord, Carema è situato in un’area storicamente di confine; tra Italia e Gallia in epoca romana, tra regno d’Italia e borgognone nel Medioevo, tra Piemonte e Valle d’Aosta in epoca recente. Di origine romana, la sua nascita è …

Details about Carema DOC, including grape varieties used, wine styles, production rules, statistics, region map, pronunciation, history, and more

At the foot of the mountains, on the border between Piedmont and the Aosta Valley, Carema is a winegrowing town whose tourism identity developed around the 'nectar' that made it famous, thanks to the splendid scenery created by the terraced vineyards and the Piedmontese delicacies such as cured meats and cheeses - perfect when paired with a ...

Carema is a small mountainous wine-growing district at the southern end (but not administratively part of) the Aosta Valley in the far northern corner of Piedmont, north-western Italy. It was awarded its DOC classification in 1967 and predominantly produces red wines from the …