Rossese

It is a variety of Ligurian origin, according to the tradition, although it seems that the Doria family imported it into Italy from France, and implanted it in the Dolceacqua area, where they owned a castle until 1270. Grown in small trees, it gives wines that have light ruby red ​​color, a vinous aroma, with scents of flowers and wild berries, a slightly tannic, soft and warm taste, despite a restrained alcohol content.

Wines

Wine Rossese di Dolceacqua Domenico Ramoino 2010
Wine Rossese di Dolceacqua Domenico Ramoino 2010

The name Rossese of Dolceacqua derives its name from the village of Dolceacqua and it seems that...

Wine Malagò Elisabetta Vallania
Wine Malagò Elisabetta Vallania

Grapes harvest blend of Riesling and an old native grape of Riesling called "Reno" which in this...