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Gavi

Gavi DOCG (also Cortese di Gavi) — Piedmont's most famous white. 100% Cortese, mineral, citrus-driven. The region borders Liguria and benefits from maritime influence.

5Wineries

Grape Varieties

Cortese

Vineyard Area

1.500 ha

WarmthSunDrynessMineralityBodyFreshness

TERROIR PROFILE · Piedmont

Gavi Cortese white zone with sea breeze

Gavi: Piedmont's maritime white — Cortese with citrus, salt and Liguria at its back.

MaritimeSlope: moderateCortese
What is terroir?

SOILS

Limestoneprecise, mineral

Limestone delivers tension, structure and a cooler, more mineral character.

Loambody-rich, velvety

Loamy soils give wines volume and a soft, velvety mouthfeel.

Marlbalanced, structured

Marl is a mix of limestone and clay — yields structured, balanced wines with acidity backbone.

CLIMATE · Maritime

Just 30 km from the Ligurian Sea — maritime breezes cool the Cortese grape, keeping citrus freshness.

TOPOGRAPHY · moderate

Final Apennine foothills towards Liguria, 200–450 m.

WHAT IT MEANS IN THE GLASS

citrus & green applesaline mineralitytaut & drylight bodyseafood partner

Typical Flavours of the Region

Region aroma cloud

LimeGreen appleBitter almondChalkWhite flowers
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Piedmont overview

This sub-region is part of Piedmont. The map shows all 15 sub-regions — Gavi is highlighted.

Overview

Wineries5
Detailed profiles1

Typical Varieties

Cortese

Top profiles

1 detailed profiles — all filterable in the list below

All Wineries

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which grape varieties define Gavi?

The key grape varieties in Gavi are Cortese.

How many wineries are there in Gavi?

Cellarmap lists 5 wineries in Gavi across roughly 1,500 hectares of vines. Every profile shows location, contact, grape varieties and, where available, vineyards, classification and visitor information.