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    Bini Denny Podere Cipolla Lambrusco Dell’Emilia

    This frothy, organic lambrusco is produced from an array of varieties of lambrusco (marani, salamino maestri, grasparossa and ancellotta) and low sulfur. The wine’s earthy flora… See more

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    The fruit for this organically farmed wine comes from red clay soils in the heart of Castelvetro, and the bottle might make the perfect lunch wine. Fresh, fizzy and seriously e… See more

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    Rosé of lambrusco? You bet. This classic expression of pink lambrusco is dry, juicy and seriously delicious. Flavors of white stone fruit, berries, citrus rind and bread ooze from t… See more

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  1. Lambrusco is an Italian red wine made primarily from the Lambrusco grape. It originates from the Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy regions, particularly around the central provinces of Modena, Parma, Reggio-Emilia, and Mantua1. Lambrusco is a sparkling red wine that can be either dry, semi-sweet, or sweet23. It is crafted to be consumed fresh and young3. The Lambrusco family of grapes includes over 60 known varietals4. Although it is often thought of as a sparkling sweet wine, it is also made in semi-dry or dry styles5.
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    Lambrusco (/ læmˈbrʊskoʊ /, Italian: [lamˈbrusko]) is the name of both an Italian red wine grape and a wine made principally from said grape. The grapes and the wine originate from four zones in Emilia-Romagna and one in Lombardy ―principally around the central provinces of Modena, Parma, Reggio-Emilia, and Mantua.

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    Lambrusco is a sparkling red wine from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Lambrusco is broken into several appellations, and each of them is home to sparkling wines with their own unique character and constituent grape varieties or blends.

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    Lambrusco is a frizzante or spumante (slightly fizzy to prominently bubbly) red wine that hails from the Emilia-Romagna region in the central heartland of Italy. It is lower in alcohol, and crafted to consume fresh and young. It is produced either as a dry (secco), semi-sweet (semisecco), or sweet (dulce) wine.

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    Lambrusco is a frizzante (semi-sparkling) red wine with roots in ancient northern Italy. “Lambrusco” also refers to the large family of grapes used to produce this family of wines, with over 60 known varietals in the Lambrusco family. Ancient historical records show that the wine originated in the Roman and Etruscan periods.

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    Lambrusco is an Italian wine made in Northern Italy from a blend of red grape varieties with the same name (although there are 12 different types). It is usually a sparkling or frizzante style wine that is drunk young. Although it is usually thought of as a sparkling sweet wine it is becoming much more common to be made in semi dry or dry styles.

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    Is Lambrusco a good wine?
    This fruit-driven, low-ABV sparkling wine from northern Italy is perfect for sipping with a variety of foods and can join you from brunch through the evening aperitivo hour. Lambrusco is a slightly sparkling (frizzante) red wine produced in Italy, with roots dating back to Etruscan and Roman times.

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    Where did Lambrusco come from?
    Lambrusco is a frizzante (semi-sparkling) red wine with roots in ancient northern Italy. “Lambrusco” also refers to the large family of grapes used to produce this family of wines, with over 60 known varietals in the Lambrusco family. Ancient historical records show that the wine originated in the Roman and Etruscan periods.

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    What is Lambrusco wine made of?
    Most Lambrusco wines are made up of a blend of different Lambrusco grapes. Modern grapes are found in four primary production zones known as Modena, Parma, Reggio-Emilia and Mantua, and Lombardy. Unlike the highest-quality wine grapes, Lambrusco varietals often exhibit high yields.

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    How much alcohol is in Lambrusco?
    The Lambrusco alcohol content is in the range of 7 to 9% ABV. That is typical for sparkling wines. It also means that Lambrusco works well as a daily dinner drink. Before consuming it, however, check the label on the bottle to be more precise and always enjoy the wine responsibly. How Many Calories Are There in Lambrusco?

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    What does Lambrusco taste like?
    Although bubbly, lambrusco wines tend to fall on the fizzy and frothy side of the sparkling wine spectrum and are produced in styles ranging from bone-dry to very sweet. Regardless of the sweetness level, lambrusco tends to show flavors of cherries, strawberries, blackberry jam, violets, citrus zest and potting soil.

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    Where is Lambrusco wine made?
    Lambrusco wine is also produced in Modena and Reggiano (Lambrusco di Reggiano). As in Piedmont, there is a certain flexibility in which Lambrusco can be used in the blend. Lambrusco Maestri is grown to the south in Basilicata, as well as in Emilia-Romagna, its native region.

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    What Is Lambrusco Wine? - The Spruce Eats

    Sep 28, 2022 · Lambrusco is an Italian sparkling red wine. It ranges from lighter-bodied, low tannin, and pale red wines to dark, inky, and full-bodied …

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      May 8, 2024 · An oft-maligned Italian wine, many producers are now making distinct, dry and crisp variations of Lambrusco that will fit any wine lover's taste.