Cisterna d'Asti
Cisterna d'Asti DOC (Piemonte) at a glance: 2 recorded wine types, with the main requirements from the official production specification. Listed types include Cisterna d’Asti and Cisterna d’Asti Superiore. The technical sections cover grape yields, minimum ageing, market-release rules for the relevant wine types.
Production rules at a glance
Quick overview of the key requirements. Values and conditions can vary by wine type: consult the detailed rules and official source.
Quick comparison within the appellation
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Vineyard area and production, grape-to-wine yield, release for consumption and latest marketable vintage.
Common questions
How long must Cisterna d'Asti be aged?
For the Cisterna d’Asti Superiore wine type, the specification records at least 10 months of ageing. Other wine types may have different requirements; see the detailed rules below.
When can Cisterna d'Asti wine be released for sale?
The permitted release depends on the rules for the specific wine type and, where required, its vintage. Check the official specification and the calculator where applicable.
Structured data by wine type
Data by wine type
Numeric values come from the shared structured database. Official names, geographical names and regulatory wording are kept in Italian where appropriate.
Cisterna d’Asti
Viticulture
Winemaking
Ageing
Characteristics at release
Cisterna d’Asti Superiore
Viticulture
Winemaking
Ageing
Characteristics at release
Municipalities / permitted area
Articolo 3 Zona di produzione delle uve 1. Le uve destinate alla produzione dei vini designati con la denominazione di origine "Cisterna d'Asti" devono esse re prodotte nella zona di origine costituita dall'intero territorio amministrativo dei comuni di: Antignano, Cantarana, Cisterna d'Asti, Ferrere, San Damiano d'Asti e San Martino Alfieri in provincia di Asti e di Canale, Castellinaldo, Govone, Monta', Mon teu Roero', Santo Stefano Roero e Vezza d'Alba in provincia di Cuneo.
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