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House icon ▸Italy▸Lombardy▸Rosso di Valtellina

Rosso di Valtellina DOC

Rosso di Valtellina DOC is traditionally the entry level denomination for red wines made in Valtellina. Always produced from a minimum of 90% Nebbiolo, or Chiavennasca as it is known locally.

Featured wines from Rosso di Valtellina DOC


Rosso di Valtellina DOC
Rosso di Valtellina DOC
Nino Negri, Lombardy, Italy
2017
ChiavennascaPignola
Rosso di Valtellina DOC “Santa Rita”
Rosso di Valtellina DOC “Santa Rita”
Mamete Prevostini, Lombardy, Italy
2019
Chiavennasca (100%)
Rosso di Valtellina DOC
Rosso di Valtellina DOC
Arpepe, Lombardy, Italy
2020
Chiavennasca (100%)
Rosso di Valtellina DOC “Téi”
Rosso di Valtellina DOC “Téi”
Sandro Fay, Lombardy, Italy

Featured producers from Rosso di Valtellina DOC

Mamete Prevostini
Lombardy, Italy

Mamete Prevostini is a highly regarded producers of wines from the Valtellina Superiore area of northern Lombardy.

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Sandro Fay
Lombardy, Italy

Sandro Fay is a co-operative wine cellar in Lombardy. It founded in 1973 and is since built a reputation for producing interesting expressions of Nebbiolo in the Valgella and Sasella sub zones of Valtellina Superiore DOCG.

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Nino Negri
Lombardy, Italy

Nino Negri is one of the iconic names of Valtellina. Now owned by Gruppo Vini Italiani, the estate is known for producing excellent expressions of cool climate Nebbiolo, known here as Chiavennasca.

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