Emilia-Romagna
Emilia-Romagna is considered the heart of Italian culinary culture – a region where food and wine form an inseparable unity. Its most famous ambassador is Lambrusco : sparkling, fresh, and far more versatile than its reputation suggests. Whether dry and full-bodied or fruity and vibrant, modern winemakers demonstrate just how expressive this grape variety can be. In addition, Romagna brings another distinctive character to the table with Sangiovese .
Emilia-Romagna embodies a relaxed lifestyle without compromising on enjoyment – wines that belong at the table, not just in the glass. At Vinoscout, you'll find a concise selection of four wines from this region, available from just €4.25 – an easy introduction to one of Italy's most fascinating wine regions.
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Emilia-Romagna – Lambrusco from the heart of Italy
Emilia-Romagna is one of Italy's most vibrant wine regions – and its most famous ambassador is Lambrusco: a sparkling red wine that forms a category all its own with its fruity freshness and lively mousse. Whether dry and tart or slightly sweet, whether classic red or as a Bianco variant – Lambrusco goes just as well with pasta and salami as it does with a relaxed evening on the terrace.
What's in the glass?
Lambrusco is a light, sparkling wine with lively fruit and a pleasantly low alcohol content. The red variants typically show dark berry fruits and a fresh acidity, making it the ideal companion for hearty dishes. The Bianco variant surprises with its light color and light, refreshing nature – an uncomplicated summer wine that is simply fun.
Our range from Emilia-Romagna
At Vinoscout, you will currently find four wines from Emilia-Romagna – all from the Lambrusco family, all at very fair prices between 4.25 and 9.80 EUR. Cantine Riunite offers you the classic entry point, both as a Rosso and as a Bianco. Those who prefer it a little drier and with more character should reach for the Gemma Rubia from Agricola Branchini – a Lambrusco secco with more depth and individuality. In short: here you get genuine Italian drinking pleasure without any fuss – and without a large budget.