Pet-nat made entirely from Quagliano grapes, a rare local variety. It's described as a sparkling rosé, dry and savory, with a low alcohol content, often compared to a light Lambrusco.

At a Glance

• Origin: Piedmont, Italy
• Varietal & Type: Pet Nat
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• USNW Classification: Natural

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About the Winemaker

Braccia Rese, based in Busca, Piedmont on the Colline Saluzzesi, is a natural wine project merging three different paths into a single winemaking cellar. The name means 'returned arms to agriculture'—a commitment to devoting their labor to something beautiful, ancient yet modern, tiring yet satisfying.

The project represents three individuals who found a common purpose: to return to the land and traditional winemaking. Working with local and traditional grape varieties of Piedmont, they produce wines that honor the peasant heritage of the region while embracing natural winemaking principles. Their social conscience extends to the 'Errante' project, supporting migrant laborers in Saluzzo through partnership with Humus Job.

Farming & Cellar: The vineyard embodies biodiversity, avoiding synthetic substances in phytosanitary control. Minimal product additions and clarifications result in wines that mature and grow with time in the bottle. Their range includes Barba (from old vines), Pinq! (a Pét-Nat from ancient local varieties), Thorc (an ancient peasant custom wine from the press), Gambai (grown next to the woods), and Martino (their first wine). They seek equity for workers through ethical partnerships.