Features
Name:
Lambrusco Rosso Amabile Emilia IGT Rinaldini
Terrain:
Mixed gravelly alluvial soils
Cellar
The Rinaldini farm was founded in the late 1960s by Rinaldo Rinaldini, who at that time ran a renowned restaurant with his family, where wines and cured meats were handcrafted and the most authentic dishes of Emilian cuisine were served. The estate is located halfway between Reggio Emilia and Parma, at the foot of the Matildiche hills. Love for the land, admiration and knowledge of the 'champenois' rites grew with time and it was this that led the Rinaldini family to become wine growers. Thanks to technique and curiosity, the winery decided to save ancient vines that were otherwise condemned to extinction. In just a few years, it has thus been demonstrated how true miracles can be born from soils and vines mistreated by producers and forgotten by the masters of oenological culture. Even today, the business has maintained its family character. In fact, it is Paola Rinaldini, her husband Marco Melegari and their son Luca who manage the entire transformation cycle, from grape to bottle; the latter is also responsible for looking after the vineyards. The winery has been converted from an old farmhouse dating back to 1884 that stands in the middle of the vineyards.
Description
Lambrusco Amabile from Rinaldini is a sparkling, fragrant and drinkable red wine. Lambrusco Amabile is produced from the combination of the aromatic Lambrusco Salamino, the full-bodied Maestri and the sweetness of Ancellota combined with refined wisdom. With modern technique but traditional philosophy, in full respect of the consumer's healthiness.
Organoleptic characteristics:
With hints of violet on the nose, a sweet but powerful flavour and the fragrance of plum and cherry, typical of Lambrusco but now unavailable, we rediscover them with pleasant surprise in this sweet glass.
Storage time:
Ideal for immediate drinking with a maximum shelf life of two to three years
Vinification
Maceration in contact with the skins in a cold submerged cap for two to three days. By means of a soft press, the flower must is separated, then filtered and kept in tanks at 0 degrees for several months
Acknowledgements
Luca Maroni 94/100
Decanter 86/100