
Lambrusco del FondatoreLambrusco di Sorbara Doc
Cleto Chiarli
Lambrusco di Sorbara is the most famous and most widely cultivated variety of Lambrusco and probably the oldest, with characteristics that make it very similar to a wild grape variety. Sandy soils are best for this grape variety. Although the flower is hermaphroditic, it must be grown with another variety of Lambrusco that acts as a pollinator to allow the grapes to ripen. Lambrusco del Fondatore is made according to the Ancestral Method, following the methods of the winery's founder, is bottled during the waning moon in March, corked with natural cork, and the tying is done "by string."Read moreSold out
Aromatic notes
Light red with pink mousse. Flowers, berries, citrus notes. Dry, savory, fresh.
Pairings
Cured meats, Cooked vegetables and legumes, Eggs, Fried foods, Spiced dishes.
Recommended with: Tigelle e salumi, Trippa in umido, Salumi o insaccati, Tartare di tonno al profumo di arancia, Gamberi lardellati
Structure
Colour: Red
Fizziness: Fizzy
Sweetness: Dry
Grape varieties: Lambrusco di Sorbara 100%
Alcohol: 11.50%
Volume: 0.75 l
Vinification parameters
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Natural fermentation in stainless steel and mousse taking in the bottle. Bottle aging for 6 months.
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Guide ratings
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Micro wine-growing area
Sorbara
Vineyard
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Origin
Emilia Romagna
Frignano
Sorbara
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Cleto Chiarli
Lambrusco di Sorbara Doc
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Cleto Chiarli
Cleto Chiarli, a historic winery in Emilia-Romagna, explores Modena’s Lambrusco, focusing on Sorbara, Castelvetro and regional styles.
Cleto Chiarli, a historic winery in Emilia-Romagna, explores Modena’s Lambrusco, focusing on Sorbara, Castelvetro and regional styles.
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