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Bollicine di Primavera: Italy's Finest Sparkling Wines
Italian sparkling wines at one point in time may have been remem bered and enjoyed as being something sweet and sparkling to be enjoyed during a celebrato ry event . The Prosecco of the past was something fizzy that didn’t maybe spark much interest and don't even get me started on Lambrusco and what that was known for. Italy’s history of Italian bubbly was nowhere what it is today. The game has changed! The many sparkling wines of Italy Today, Italian sparkling wines are som e of the most exciting wines in the bubbly world of wine. From the bone dry Franciacortas of Lombardy that rival some of the best champagnes of France , to the variety of Lambrusco from Emilia Romagna , to the prestigious destinations for Prosecco including Asolo and Conegliano Valdobbiadene . Don’t forget about some of the others to include Trento DOC from the Trentino region, Alta Langa from Piedmont, those from the Oltrepo Pavese in Lombardy to name a few. In
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Women's History Month: Featuring Cristina Scarpellini of Tenuta Scerscé in Valtellina
When one thinks of the Nebbiolo grape and wines produced from Nebbiolo what region of Italy immediately comes to mind? My guess is that most consumers would immediately think of the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy. What if I told you that the Lombardy region right next door also produces Nebbiolo? In continuation of honoring Women’s History Month , I interviewed with Cristina Scarpellini of Tenuta Scerscé whose winery is situated in the Valtellina wine region of northern Lombardy . Cristina works exclusively with Nebbiolo, which is locally known there as Chiavennasca . Cristina Scarpellini Cristina ’s winery, Tenuta Scerscé (pronounced “shaer-shay), is set in Lombardy’s northernmost part, Valtellina, bordering Switzerland . This landscape is a valley that was carved out by glaciers during the last Ice Age with the Adda River that runs east out to Lake Como . Back in 2018 this area was deemed a UNESCO World
by noreply@blogger.com (vinotravels21)4 viewschiavennascalombardialombardynebbiolovaltellina