Bonarda

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

Régions de culture

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

Pays

Argentina 140 vins Italy 54 vins Brazil 1 vins

Vins phares

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★

À Propos 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.

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Couleur
Red
Vins
1