Definition: Arneis
[ahr-NAYZ] White-wine grape that originated (and is still primarily grown) in the Roero Hills of Italy's southern Piedmont just north of Alba. Once nearly extinct, Arneis has made a comeback in recent years. It can produce very good wines with perfumy characteristics of apples, pears, and a hint of licorice. The wines, usually sold as Roero Arneis doc are in limited supply.
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Acidity
Ah-So
Arneis
Aroma
Assyrtiko
Auslese
AVA or appellation
Balance
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Barrique
Beaujolais
Beaujolais Nouveau
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Big
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Body
Bouquet
Brambly
Bricco
Brix
Brut
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Chaptalization
Claret
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Complex
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Finish
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