Lombardy

The cultivation of grape vines in Lombardy dates back to VII-V century BC by Atestini, Etruscans and Ligurians, even if there is archaeological evidence to testify the presence of vines as early as prehistoric times. The climate of the region is very diverse, generally it boasts a continental climate thanks to the presence of the Great Lakes, but also in the mountainous areas and alpine valleys of Valtellina, where there is a good exposure to the sun with the absence of fog, this affords a milder climate than in the plains. Among the most important red grapes produced here, there is nebbiolo in Valtellina, barbera, bonarda, croatina, merlot and cabernet;pinot noir is produced in Oltrepò Pavese and in Franciacorta that together with the chardonnaygrape contribute to the production of sparkling wines. Apart from chardonnay, other white grapes produced are the tocai friulano, pinot blanc, riesling and various trebbiano.

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Il Ribaldo, Barbera, Oltrepò Pavese DOC

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Norema, Pinot Nero Rosato Dosaggio Zero, Oltrepò Pavese Metodo Classico DOCG

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Il Ribaldo, Barbera, Oltrepò Pavese DOC

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This wine has been obtained thanks to a careful selection of the grapes, grown in vineyards located in an excellent position within the estate and harvested entirely by hand some days later than the normal time of harvest. It has thus been obtained a better ripening of the grapes on the vine resulting an enrichement of sugar and lower acid content.

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Norema, Pinot Nero Rosato Dosaggio Zero, Oltrepò Pavese Metodo Classico DOCG

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Produced from Pinot Noir grapes only, it spends a minimum of 36 months on the lees. It’s the most elegant expression of our terroir. The grapes are grown in vineyards with a N-NE orientation at altitudes varying from 300 and 430 m AMSL on a slope covered in white pebbles located between the towns of Santa Maria della Versa and Montecalvo Versiggia.

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