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Signature grapes
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Bottles to find
Wine from Lugana - Veneto comes out of Veneto, Italy, where it sits as a wine region.
The vineyards are given over to Turbiana (Verdicchio).
Vines root into clay.
The climate is mediterranean.
The vineyards themselves read as lakeside.
Dry white wine, sparkling wine and sweet white wine is what the region is known for, and in the glass it shows freshness and fragrance, mineral undertones, rich and golden and exhibit complexity and depth.
Pour them alongside seafood, light pasta dishes and white meats.
Serve chilled.
Keeps for 1 to 5 years.
In the glass.
Dry white: Freshness and fragrance, Mineral undertones.
Sweet white: Rich and golden, Exhibit complexity and depth.
Grapes planted here.
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Turbiana (Verdicchio)
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Verdicchio
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Groppello
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Marzemino
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Sangiovese
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Barbera
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Trebbiano (Ugni Blanc)
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- Albino Armani Lugana, Veneto, Italy
- Bertani Lugana, Veneto, Italy
- Buglioni 'Gabriella' Lugana, Veneto, Italy
- Ca' Lojera Lugana Superiore, Veneto, Italy
- Ca' Lojera Lugana, Veneto, Italy
- Ca' Lojera Riserva del Lupo Lugana, Veneto, Italy
- Cantina del Garda Ca' Vegar Lugana, Veneto, Italy
- Domini Veneti Lugana, Veneto, Italy
At the table.
- seafood
- light pasta dishes
- white meats
Serving and cellaring.
- Serve chilled.
- Keeps for 1 to 5 years.
Nearby regions.
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Italy
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Lombardy
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Veneto
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Lugana - Lombardy
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Soave Classico
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Verona
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Bardolino
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Lugana - Veneto: common questions
01.What grapes is Lugana - Veneto known for?+
Turbiana (Verdicchio) is the signature grape of Lugana - Veneto.
02.What kind of wine does Lugana - Veneto make?+
Lugana - Veneto produces dry white wine, sparkling wine and sweet white wine.
03.Where is Lugana - Veneto?+
Lugana - Veneto is a wine region in Italy.
04.What food goes with Lugana - Veneto wine?+
Try seafood, light pasta dishes and white meats.
05.How long does Lugana - Veneto wine age?+
Keeps for 1 to 5 years, though it varies by producer and vintage.
More from here: every wine region in Italy, or the wider Veneto guide.