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Lambrusco Vigneto Enrico Cialdini NV

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Lambrusco may be more famous as a wine style - slightly fizzy and slightly sweet - but it is also a grape, or more correctly, a family of grapes. The wines produced from Lambrusco tend to be quite fruity with dark strawberry and cherry tones and a slight bitterness. They tend to have just a touch of tannin and bright acidity with a round, fleshy mouthfeel.

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Snooth User: Gregory Dal Piaz
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Always one of my favorite bottles of Lambrusco. This has a touch of violet on the nose with rich, fresh sour cherry and black raspberry fruit. In the mouth it's got a whisper of sweetness but is bursting with red plum and black raspberry fruit that is just a touch astringent and bitter, balancing the sweetness perfectly. The finish has a great acid cut and leaves one with a lingering, earth, mineral tinged note of black currant. This is pretty much as good as Lambrusco gets! 90pts


November 2009

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This artisanal lambrusco, making its debut in the U.S., comes to us from the Chiarli family in Emilia-Romagna, the oldest producer of Lambrusco in Italy. Made from single-vineyard Grasparossa grapes, this lambrusco has a bright blackberry and raspberry fruit. This sparkling red will dance on your tongue before finishing dry. Try it with your favorite pizza tonight.


 

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