The extreme southern edge of Piedmont is a physical and geological frontier where the great plain and mountains, alluvial soils and outcrops from remote eras meet.
Geologically, the Gavi territory is divided into three belts, which influence the characteristics of the wine and the landscape.
The red soils, originating from the stretching of gravels mixed with clay from ancient alluvial deposits, a central band that sees an alternation of marls and sandstones, and the southern part composed of white clayey marls, of marine origin.
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