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Where is Ghemme wine from?

Ghemme is a red wine from Ghemme, in Alto Piemonte, Piedmont, Italy. It is a DOCG wine made mainly from Nebbiolo and Vespolina.

Ghemme wine label
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Ghemme at a glance

ClassificationDOCG
AppellationGhemme
StyleRed wine
GrapesNebbiolo, Vespolina
Village or townGhemme
SubregionAlto Piemonte
RegionPiedmont
CountryItaly
Coordinates45.6000, 8.4167

Ghemme

Ghemme, Piedmont, Italy

DOCG

Faces Gattinara across the Sesia river

Appellation
Ghemme
Grapes
Nebbiolo, Vespolina

Ghemme lies in the province of Novara, on the east bank of the Sesia opposite Gattinara. It became a DOC in 1969 and a DOCG in 1997, and is based mainly on Nebbiolo grown on glacial moraine soils left by the Monte Rosa glacier.

Producers to know

  • Antichi Vigneti di Cantalupo
  • Ioppa
  • Rovellotti
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Ghemme: questions and answers

Where is Ghemme wine from?

Ghemme is a red wine from Ghemme, in Alto Piemonte, Piedmont, Italy. It is a DOCG wine made mainly from Nebbiolo and Vespolina.

Which country is Ghemme from?

Ghemme is from Italy, in the Piedmont wine region.

What grape is Ghemme made from?

Ghemme is made mainly from Nebbiolo and Vespolina.

Is Ghemme a red or a white wine?

Ghemme is a red wine.

Who are the best producers of Ghemme?

Producers to know include Antichi Vigneti di Cantalupo, Ioppa and Rovellotti.

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Sources: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, it.wikipedia.org, winewithseth.com

Last reviewed October 2026.