As Gambero Rosso the Ghemme of the Azienda Antichi Vigneti di Cantalupo awarded his coveted Tre Bicchieri Alberto Arlunno was very happy, who had his Efforts to ensure the stylistic authenticity of Ghemme wines Saw properly rewarded. But the bad surprise followed On the Fers: The Consorzio dei Vini di Ghemme refused This wine is recognized as a typical representative of DOCG Ghemme. This amounts to a denial of the right to Same as the name Ghemme. After much tugging and banter Alberto Arlunno has decided not to use the wine as Ghemme DOCG, but as Cantalupo Anno Primo - who knows Perhaps something like this will happen again - to offer. The The name Anno Primo has remained, even the elegance and The fineness of this wine and since then it has also had the Get the Ghemme appellation back. It is a extremely characterful, very classic Nebbiolo, after traditional style of excellent wine, which is produced on The foot of Monte Rosa thrives.