When it comes to Piedmont white wine, centuries-old Arneis is a signature grape. The name translates aslittle rascalin local dialectseemingly named because its tricky to growand perhaps the reason it almost became extinct. That hasnt stopped the Marchetti family from carrying on the tradition. Sixth-generation winemaker Elisa Marchetti makes this one in Roero from vineyards 300 metres above sea level. The high altitude and a tank fermentation method helps to preserve the grapes' natural fruity flavour and freshness. Expect fresh peach and floral aromas. A note of crisp green apple will pair brilliantly with roast pork.