Le Denominazioni dell'Emilia-Romagna

Bosco Eliceo Doc

Acknowledged in 1989, identifies an area that stretches from Ferrara’s lagoon areas up to Ravenna and Cervia, the land of the so-called ‘sand wines’.The best known wine is Fortana, ideal with the eel....

Colli Bolognesi Doc

This Doc label identifies 14 municipalities of the province of Bologna and a part of the municipality of Savignano sul Panaro. Particularly worth mentioning, among the large variety of red and white wines, is Pignoletto. The other white wines included in this Doc are Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Pinot Bianco. ...

Colli Bolognesi pignoletto Classico Docg

Already Doc since 1997, it obtains the Docg label in 2010. It identifies the same production area as the Colli Bolognesi Doc. This wine is made from Pignoletto, Pinot Bianco, Riesling Italico and Trebbiano Romagnolo grapes. ...

Colli Piacentini Doc

Its production area comprises the hills of the province of Piacenza and the label identifies both red and white wines. Until 2010 Gutturnio and Ortrugo wines were inside this Doc, today they are two autonomous Doc. ...

Colli Romagna Centrale Doc

The Doc wine Colli Romagna Centrale (2001) includes 17 municipalities in the province of Forlì-Cesena. Among the vines traditionally grown, the most significant ones are still sangiovese and trebbiano, together with albana, as well as refosco terrano and bombino bianco, producing Cagnina and Pagadebit di Romagna Doc. ...

Colli di Faenza Doc

The Doc wine Colli di Faenza (1997) includes international vines, such as chardonnay, sauvignon, white pinot, merlot, cabernet sauvignon and shirah next to the traditional vines (trebbiano, albana and sangiovese)....

Colli di Parma Doc

Acknowledged in 1982, the Colli di Parma Doc includes several important red and white wines produced in the hilly area of the province of Parma. Malvasia, Sauvigno, Rosso Colli di Parma ...

Colli di Rimini Doc

The Doc wine ‘Colli di Rimini’ comprises 19 municipalities in the inland of Rimini. In this wine denomination we find trebbiano, but also biancame, as well as pignoletto (the wine produced from it is called Rebola). Sangiovese is also present, as well as cabernet sauvignon....

Colli di Scandiano e Canossa Doc

The Colli di Scandiano and Canossa Doc included in the Reggiano Doc area 15 municipalities of the province of Reggio Emilia. The best known product of this Doc is Bianco Classico Superiore, a fresh, aromatic wine made from Sauvignon grapes. ...

Colli d’Imola Doc

The production area of the Doc wine Colli d’Imola (1997) includes seven municipalities in the area near Imola, in the province of Bologna. This is the area of the albana, sangiovese, pignoletto and trebbiano vines. However, the morphological characteristics of this denominatio imported vines such as chardonnay, barbera and cabernet sauvignon....

Gutturnio Doc

In the past Gutturnio DOC was a typology of the “Colli Piacentini” DOC label, but in 2010 it was officially recognised as a label in itself, which had however to be followed by one of the following terms: frizzante (sparkling), Superiore (Superior), Classico Superiore (Classic Superior), Riserva (Reserve), Classico Riserva (Classic Reserve). Wines must be produced from a blend of Barbera grapes (from 55% to 70%) and Croatina grapes (locally known as Bonarda, from 30% to 45%). ...

Igt d’Emilia e di Romagna

The production of Igt wines (Typical geographical indication) is disciplined by the Law no. 164 of February 10, 1992. The label identifies a specific production area with uniform characteristics which give the wine a homogeneous charact. At present, there are 117 Igt wines in Italy, 10 of which in the Emilia Romagna Region....

Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro Doc

La Doc Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro è stata riconosciuta nel 1970 e ha come zona di produzione i territori di 14 comuni della provincia di Modena. La Doc prevede alla base del Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro le uve del vitigno omonimo (min. 85%), ammettendo per un massimo del 15% altri lambruschi, malbo gentile e fortana. Il Lambrusco grasparossa prende il nome dal colore rosso vinoso tipico del raspo e dei pedicelli del vitigno, coltivato soprattutto nella zona di Castelvetro e din...

Lambrusco Salamino di Santa Croce Doc

This Lambrusco is a wine to be drunk when still young and particularly suitable to accompany Cotechino with beans or lentils, and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese....

Lambrusco di Sorbara Doc

Lambrusco of Sorbara, which obtained the Doc label in 1970, is produced within the territory of 12 municipalities of the province of Modena. It is a clear ruby red wine, that matches perfectly with the savoury dishes of the local tradition....

Modena Doc

This label identifies the following wine types: Lambrusco di Modena, Pignoletto di Modena, Rosso di Modena, Rosato di Modena, and Bianco di Modena. The new Doc label replaces the Modena Igt label, and includes 32 municipali ties in the province of Modena....

Ortrugo Doc

Originally under the pre-existing “Colli Piacentini” DOC label, the Ortrugo DOC label was officially recognised in 2010 and includes the wine growing area of the hills of Piacenza. Wines must be produced from at least 90% Ortrugo grapes; the Ortrugo DOC label also includes the “frizzante” (sparkling) and “spumante” typologies...

Reggiano Doc

The Reggiano Doc is a Designation of Origin label acknowledged in 1971. It identifies four types of wines, namely Rosso, Lambrusco Rosso or Rosato, Lambrusco Salamino Rosso or Rosato and Bianco Spumante, produced in the province of Reggio Emilia. ...

Reno Doc

This label was acknowledged in 1987 and includes 28 municipalities of the province of Bologna and 5 of the province of Modena, and comprises three prestigious white wines, namely Montuni, Bianco and Pignoletto. ...

Romagna Albana Docg

Albana di Romagna was officially recognised as Docg in 1987 and since the 2011 grape harvest it has become Romagna Albana Docg. The grapes used are at least 95% albana and the typologies envisaged are: Secco (Dry), Amabile (Semi-Sweet), Dolce (Sweet), Passito and Passito Riserva....

Romagna Doc

This latest Doc label was introduced with the 2011 grape harvest and incorporates the previous Cagnina di Romagna, Pagadebit di Romagna, Romagna Albana Spumante, Sangiovese di Romagna and Trebbiano di Romagna Doc labels, which are now all considered typologies of the Romagna Doc label....