Skip to product information
1 of 1

Cerruti, Fol 2024

Cerruti, Fol 2024

Regular price £22.00
Regular price Sale price £22.00
Sale Sold out
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Producer Cerruti
Country Italy
Region Piedmont
ABV 13%

Tasting Notes

Lime, White Peach, Blossom and Chalk

If you need more stock than we currently have, please contact: orders@thebeerhive.co.uk

Only 6 left

Don’t forget your corkscrew 🍷

Beerhive Waiter’s Friend

Edinburgh and UK Shipping

✓ Carefully packed by our team in Edinburgh

✓ Free local delivery in Edinburgh and
Falkirk for orders over £35

✓ Free UK delivery over £90

✓ Click & Collect available

✓ Shipping to Northern Ireland and Scottish Isles available on request: orders@thebeerhive.co.uk

View full details

More About Cerruti, Fol 2024

Cerruti Fol is a dry-white wine from producer Ezio Cerruti in Piemonte, made from purely Moscato Bianco grapes. The vineyards sit around 400 m altitude on hilly terrain in Monferrato, and the estate follows a low-intervention, natural-wine ethos, no chemical treatments and a minimalist approach in the cellar. 

On the nose it offers floral and aromatic overtones, musk, light white-flower hints and subtle stone-fruit or citrus notes; on the palate it’s fresh, direct and mineral-tinged, with a crisp acidity and a clean, lean finish. Fol was born from the “follia” (madness) of turning Moscato, usually associated with sweet or sparkling wines in the region, into a dry still white, which gives the wine a distinct character of freshness and purity, while remaining untraditional.

Meet the Producer, Cerruti

Cerruti

Style: Winery

Cerruti sits firmly in the wonderfully rolling hills of Piedmont, where wine, hazelnuts and very strong opinions about food all seem to coexist naturally. The winery focuses heavily on Moscato and other classic local varieties, producing wines that capture the softer, more fragrant side of northern Italian winemaking without disappearing into sugary chaos.

Piedmont often gets most famous for its huge, serious Nebbiolo wines like Barolo and Barbaresco, but the region’s lighter aromatic wines are equally woven into local culture. Cerruti leans into that tradition beautifully, especially through Moscato-based wines that balance floral sweetness with freshness and delicacy rather than feeling heavy or sticky.

What makes these styles so enjoyable is the sheer drinkability. Peach, apricot, citrus blossom and soft grape aromas all tumble out of the glass, usually alongside a gentle sparkle that makes everything feel slightly more cheerful immediately. Proper dessert wine energy without requiring a nap afterwards.

There’s also something very traditionally Italian about wineries like Cerruti. The wines feel built for gatherings, pastries, fruit desserts and long family lunches where multiple generations argue loudly over absolutely everything except whether the wine is good.

Importantly, Moscato done properly is far more sophisticated than many people expect. Beneath all the fruit and perfume there’s often lovely freshness and balance keeping everything lively rather than cloying.

Basically, joyful wine for joyful situations. Italy remains annoyingly good at this.