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Prima Pietra Bardolino

Bardolino d.o.c. , Italy

Corvina, Rondinella

3.8 | 28 Reviews

Bardolino is a village on the eastern shore of the famous Lake Garda. This fresh, light red wine has been made here from local grape varieties for centuries. The ideal table wine, even tastier slightly chilled!

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About the winemaker

“Our wine is a great example of a classic Bardolino. The unique microclimate on the eastern side of Lake Garda and the clay in the soil contribute to the incredible freshness in this wine. To preserve the freshness, this wine is aged only in stainless steel tanks. This allows the wine to be enjoyed throughout the evening, from aperitif to fish, light meat dishes, or, of course, pizza!”

Massimio stizzoli

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Proefnotitie van wijninkoper Laurence

"Aroma's van aalbes, framboos en een hint van peper in de geur. Fris en licht met smaken van sappige kersen, rood fruit en zachte tannines. Licht gekoeld mijn ideale huiswijn bij antipasti, pizza of gevogelte."

Product information

Winemaker	Massimio Stizzoli
Wine estate	Cantina Monteforte
Grape	corvina , rondinella
Year	2024
Origin	Bardolino D.O.C. , Italy
Grapevines	25 years old
Soil	clay
Alcohol percentage	12%
Vine culture	conventional

Tasting profile	blush (soft, light red)
Tastes like	currant , pepper , raspberries
Pair with	antipasti , pizza , poultry

Bardolino d.o.c. , Italy

On the east coast of Lake Garda lies the town of Bardolino, 25 km from Veneto. In the winter, it's not very crowded, with only 7,000 inhabitants. However, like the rest of the area, it is a tourist destination. Nevertheless, wine has been produced here for centuries. Remains of wine cultivation dating back to the Bronze Age, around 3000 to 800 BC, have been found here. The real cultivation began in the Middle Ages by monks. They mainly use the same grape varieties as in the rest of the Veneto region: Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara. The style here is quite different, with a lighter style of wine due to the microclimate on the east coast and the soil composition. The name for this style only came about when the D.O.C. was established in 1968. Italians themselves see this wine as the ideal table wine, enjoyed leisurely throughout the entire evening.

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