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The grape used for this dessert wine is the same one used for the dry version, Pagadebit di Romagna Secco DOC, namely the Pagadebit grape (local name for Bombino Bianco).
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The grape used for this dessert wine is the same one used for the dry version, Pagadebit di Romagna Secco DOC, namely the Pagadebit grape (local name for Bombino Bianco).
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Of all the Lambrusco types of wine, this is the most exported one, not least due to the fact that the grapes are grown throughout 35 municipalities. The result is a rather huge production.
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Reggiano Lambrusco Salamino DOC is a red wine grown in the municipalities of Reggio Emilia, Rubiera, San Martino in Rio, Rio Saliceto, Campagnola, Rolo, Fabrico, Bagnolo in Piano, Guastalla and Novellara.
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Reggiano Rosso DOC is a red wine grown on the vineyards of the municipalities of Cadelbosco Sopra, Montecchio, Campegine, Sant’Ilario d’Enza, Gualtieri and Cavriago.
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Did you know?
That Italy in 2011 was the worlds largest wine producer?
Anyone who has driven along the Northern Italian Riviera in Liguria must have felt awe for the region’s beauty. The sharp, picturesque contrast between the sea and the mountains draws many tourists, and the tourism industry plays a dominant role here.
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