Alta Langa DOCG is a wine region located in the Piedmont region of Italy, known for producing high-quality sparkling wines made from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. The region’s unique terroir, which includes a mix of limestone, clay, and sandstone soils, as well as the influence of the nearby Tanaro River, contributes to the distinctive character of the wines produced under this appellation. The wines of Alta Langa DOCG are known for their rich, complex flavors, and are highly regarded by wine enthusiasts around the world.

The Alta Langa DOCG region is known for its long history and traditional method wine production. It was the first classic method sparkling wine to be made in Italy, during the mid-19th century, in the “Underground Cathedrals” recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage. The wines are made using the traditional method, with a minimum of three years aging on lees, and are available in both white and rosé versions.

Wines from the Alta Langa DOCG appellation pair well with a variety of dishes, including traditional Italian cuisine such as antipasti, pasta, and seafood. The region’s sparkling wines are particularly well-suited to complement the region’s local cuisine, as well as a wide range of international dishes. The wines’ characteristics, influenced by the terroir and climate of the Piedmont region, make them an excellent choice for those looking to explore the exceptional quality and distinctiveness of wines from this unique region.