Straw yellow color. Aromas of white flowers, yellow-fleshed fruit, and citrus fruits. Full, structured, with good freshness and great persistence. Arneis, widespread primarily in lower Piedmont, although cultivated in almost all Piedmontese provinces and often known by different names, has taken over the role of the region's reference white grape variety in recent years, to the detriment of the more widespread Cortese. What makes it increasingly known and appreciated is, above all, the high degree of ripeness it reaches in the most suitable climates and soils, capable of producing wines with structure and very pleasant aromatic characteristics, with notes of ripe fruit and citrus. Vignaquaranti's Arneis plot is located in an ideal pedoclimatic position for the valorization of these characteristics: southeast exposure on soils with good sandy amenity, which therefore have good drainage capacity, which positively influences the low production yields and the ripening profile.