Cantina Cieck celebra 40 vendemmie
🍷 Founded in 1985 in Aglié, Cieck winery celebrates its 40th harvest. The company, started by Remo Falconieri (born 1933), initially produced around 2,500 bottles of Erbaluce Metodo Classico. The wine debuted in 1987, marking the beginning of the company named after an old farmhouse in Aglié. The winery, now located in San Giorgio Canavese, cultivates 15 hectares, mostly Erbaluce, an ancient indigenous white grape of Canavese, alongside native varietals like Nebbiolo, Barbera, Neretto, Freisa. Cieck is managed by Domenico Caretto, Lia Falconieri, and Remo Falconieri, with consultants Gianpiero Gerbi and in-house enologist Tommaso Scapino. The new eco-friendly winery, built in 2013, includes solar panels, a phytodepuration plant, and rainwater recycling. The area's unique soil, influenced by the Glacier Balteo, contributes to the minerality of Cieck wines. Erbaluce, with its first mention in 1606, received DOC recognition in 1967 and DOCG in 2010. The vineyard practices traditional pergola cultivation.
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