Arvier has served as a wine-growing community in the Aosta Valley since the Middle Ages. Set beside the Dora Baltea, it occupies a narrow Alpine corridor edged by slopes of steep terraced vines. Its best-known red, Enfer d’Arvier, is a DOC wine produced chiefly from the local Petit Rouge grape; its name, meaning “hell”, alludes to the heat held by the sun-facing terraces. The remains of the medieval La Mothe castle overlook the settlement, while the valley’s road and railway trace the river towards Aosta and the upper valley. Move on to other webcams in the Aosta Valley to compare Alpine valleys and vineyard settings around Arvier.
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