Usually cultivated in an area of Piedmont and in some places at the foot of the Alps. Nebbiolo wines always have a ruby color with garnet reflections, which turn into more orange tones after aging. These wines show fresh fruity notes in their youth; while over the years they often develope elegant notes of dried flowers, sometimes undergrowth. It can develop spicy, tobacco and goudron tertiary hints. Wines of constant good structure, whose tannins generally take many years to soften. In Valtellina Nebbiolo is also called “Chiavennasca”.