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Marzemino

Marzemino is a red grape variety native to northern Italy, especially the Trentino region. It produces wines with vibrant colour, fresh acidity, and floral aromas, often with flavours of sour cherry and spice. Once widely planted, it is now best known for its historical role in regional blends and its appearance in Mozart’s Don Giovanni. It is often blended with Glera to create pink sparkling wines. It is also a useful blending component in the red wines of Garda DOC.

Parents: Teroldego

Marzemino
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