Lambrusco is also the name of the grape used to produce said wine, and there are more than 60 identified varieties of the grape, although it’s generally produced from just six common varieties: lambrusco maestri, lambrusco marani, lambrusco montericco, lambrusco salamino and lambrusco sorbara. Lambrusco is a slightly sparkling (frizzante) red wine produced in Italy, with roots dating back to Etruscan and Roman times. This fruit-driven, low-ABV sparkling wine from northern Italy is perfect for sipping with a variety of foods and can join you from brunch through the evening aperitivo hour. This is a wine I recommend to anyone looking to enjoy a wonderful wine without spending a fortune.For a wine that can do it all, look no further than lambrusco. This is a wine that I think most of you will either like or hate, but is one that is great for anyone if you can appreciate a unique balance of flavors. In fact, I had a glass last night with my Alfredo pasta. Would I drink the Riunite Lambrusco wine again? Most definitely. It is also required by law that you also must be of legal drinking age limit. If you are going to consume this wine, it is recommended not to drive. I do not recommend this wine to women who are nursing, pregnant, or those of you who have become pregnant. I truly recommend this wine to anyone looking to enjoy an amazing yet inexpensive wine. Unfortunately, you cannot purchase this incredible wine from the Riunite website due to a variety of regulations, however this amazingly acquired wine can be purchased in any state liquor store and any grocer. The Riunite Lambrusco is available in a variety of amounts and sizes. This wonderful wine that is making many waves has an estimated expectant, shelf life of about 1-2 years after it has been opened.
To maintain freshness it is recommended by Riunite that you reseal the cap tightly and refrigerate after opening. This popular wine, with its exceptionally acquired taste, is best served in a chilled wine glass.
Some wine theorists believe the name was based on the Lambrusco's rapid yet fast growth, individual amount accumulated, and the time era it originated (BC) to the present day of production (21st century). The name "Lambrusco" is of latin origin and comes from the Latin word "Lambrusca" which translates to "wild vines". Emilia is one of Italy's finest agricultural areas. It is most commonly grown in the beautiful areas of Modena, Parma, and Reggio Emilia which are located in the center of the amazing Italian province, Emilia. Lambrusco is a rather universal, yet diverse grape combination that grows primarily in the heart of Italy. Riunite has stamped their legacy with this product. In fact, in June of 1993, Riunite received the ultimate reward for becoming the first winery in Europe to receive the "CQ" (or Certified Quality) status.
This amazing wine is quite flexible and has a significant way of adapting with just about any food, as a result.ĭespite the criticism Riunite Lambrusco has received from several wine enthusiasts, the wine receives significant praise. It does not need to be Italian cuisine or foods that are influenced by Italian cuisine, although it connects great with Italian foods that range from Pizza to Stasulli to Gnocci to Eggplant Parmesan to Ossobuco, and more. Whether you are eating Persian, Italian, American, Greek, Arab, Chinese, Mexican, Vegetarian, Japanese, Polish, Indian, Egyptian, Spanish, Thai, Jewish, Hungarian, Cuban, Lebanese, Swiss, Yemeni, Filipino, Slovak, Pakistani, Turkish, African, or even French or Bistro cuisine or any food in general, Riunite Lambrusco is destined to pair well with what you are eating.
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