ABOUT THE VINEYARD:
Piemonte, a 24,500-square-kilometer region in northwest Italy, was part of the Kingdom of Sardinia until 1869. Its capital is Turin, home to nearly a million people. Piemonte’s economy has historically depended on agriculture, with farmers producing wheat, rice, corn, and notably wine. The region, whose name means "at the foot of the mountain" in Latin, is known for its striking landscape and prominent wine production, a reputation it established in the 1700s. Today, Piemonte remains one of Italy's leading wine regions, famed for wines with high acidity and strong tannins that age well.
ABOUT THE WINEMAKERS:
MGM Mondo del Vino was founded on April 5, 1991, by Alfeo Martini, Roger Gabb, and Christoph Mack, who aimed to revolutionize Italian wine production and marketing globally. Today, MGM’s diverse team is dedicated to maintaining high product quality across all stages, from vinification to bottling, quality control, packaging, and promotion, tailoring their approach to meet the expectations of different international markets.
