Short info
Owner: The Bergaglios family
Varietals planted: Cortese di Gavi, Chardonnay, Barbera, Cabernet Sauvignon, Dolcetto
Total acres: 27 hectares.
Story
La Chiara is a distinguished winery located in the heart of Piedmont, Italy, renowned for its exceptional Gavi DOCG wines. Surrounded by rolling hills and fertile vineyards, the estate has a deep connection to the region’s winemaking heritage. Established with a vision to honor tradition while embracing innovation, the winery mastered the art of crafting wines that celebrate the terroir and unique grape varieties of Piedmont.
The winery specializes in Cortese, the grape behind its acclaimed Gavi wines. Through meticulous care in the vineyard and sustainable viticulture, the estate ensures the highest quality grapes. These practices not only protect the environment but also enhance the character and authenticity of their wines. From vibrant citrus notes to delicate floral aromas, every bottle reflects the elegance and complexity of the Piedmont region.
La Chiara’s commitment to excellence is evident in their winemaking process. Grapes are carefully handpicked at peak ripeness, preserving their freshness and flavor. Gentle pressing and temperature-controlled fermentation help develop the wine’s signature crispness and balance. This attention to detail allows the winery to produce Gavi wines that stand out for their finesse and versatility.
Sustainability and innovation are integral to the estate’s philosophy. The winery continuously seeks ways to improve its practices, blending age-old techniques with modern advancements. By prioritizing eco-friendly methods, the winery contributes to the preservation of Piedmont’s natural beauty and legacy.
La Chiara has earned a reputation as a trusted name in Italian winemaking, delivering wines that appeal to connoisseurs worldwide. Whether enjoyed at a celebratory gathering or a quiet dinner, their Gavi DOCG wines offer a true taste of Piedmont’s rich history and vibrant flavors.






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