The first single vineyard Piedmont Moscato, Bricco Quaglia is a sublime example of just how deliciously pure Moscato can be. It smells of peach, musk sticks and some tropical fruits, with a very lively palate that is wonderfully fresh. It's an extremely fresh, clean and lively wine that at once manages to be bright and pretty and sweet.

La Spinetta translates to 'top of the hill', a reference to the original vineyards purchased in the 1970s, located up the Castagnole delle Lanze hill in Piedmont. Over the years, the Rivetti family, who run this estate, have grown their plantings from that one hill to now over 165ha of vineyards in Piedmont and Tuscany. While that all sounds impressive, what sets La Spinetta on a whole different trajectory is an unrelenting focus on top-tier grapegrowing, with a strict organic focus, low yields and old vines embraced by a family who see themselves as farmers as much as winemakers. It's a classy approach, and unquestionably it shows in the beautiful range of wines here, all made from traditional indigenous varieties (except for the very interesting Chardonnay).