Anselmet Müller-Thurgau

To most connoisseurs this tiny region in Italy is merely an interesting afterthought for wine. To say it is remote is an understatement. Luckily, few ever discover this zone, as there are less than 385 hectacres of vines — 800 acres — in the whole DOC! Valle d’Aosta’s most important white varietals are Muller Thurgau and Pinot Gris. Anselmet’s Muller Thurgau is unique, with a remarkable fresh herbal presence on the nose. Its bouquet includes plantain, lemon pith, lemongrass and sweet thyme, which seem to emanate in layers. 

• 100% Muller Thurgau 
• 12.5% by volume
• 5 G/L