Bonarda

Bonarda — red grape of Piedmont and Lombardy, Italy, also known as Croatina. Produces juicy wines with dark berry, floral, and light tannic notes.

Regiones de cultivo

Mendoza 108 vinos Emilia-Romagna 13 vinos Lujan de Cuyo 10 vinos Gutturnio 9 vinos Bonarda dell'Oltrepo Pavese 7 vinos Colli Piacentini 6 vinos San Juan 6 vinos Oltrepò Pavese 6 vinos Piamonte 4 vinos San Rafael 3 vinos Uco Valle 3 vinos Famatina 3 vinos

Países

Argentina 140 vinos Italy 54 vinos Brazil 1 vinos

Vinos destacados

Nicola Catena Parcela Bonarda Catena Zapata · 4,69★ Obello Rosso Semidry Castelli del Duca · 4,56★ Gran Misterio Alma Negra · 4,53★ Corte A Bodega Vistalba · 4,49★ Gran Alma Negra · 4,45★ Malbon Passionate · 4,43★ Misterio Alma Negra · 4,42★ Bonarda El Enemigo · 4,38★

Acerca de Bonarda

Bonarda is a red grape grown in Piedmont and Lombardy in Italy, also known as Croatina. It produces fruity, sometimes sparkling wines with dark cherry, earthy flavors, and firm acidity.

De un Vistazo

Color
Red
Vinos
1