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1. • • There, vines of Croatina, Barbera, and Uva Rara are cultivated and their grapes blended together to make the fine San Colombano Rosso, or red. Pleasant and sparkling with notes of berries when young, the vino reaches its highest expression in the mature Riserva version.
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   What is San Colombano Rosso?

   • Vineyards occupy one-third of the hill. There, vines of Croatina, Barbera, and Uva Rara are cultivated and their grapes blended together to make the fine San Colombano Rosso, or red. Pleasant and sparkling with notes of berries when young, the vino reaches its highest expression in the mature Riserva version.

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   Is San Colombano a DOC wine?

   • Both the red and white San Colombano wines obtained the prestigious Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC) status in 1984 and 2002 respectively. They’re the only DOC wines of the Milan province. The Verdea grape deserves a separate mention since some sources suggest it may be indigenous to San Colombano.

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   What is San Colombano al Lambro?

   • San Colombano al Lambro is a relatively small DOC of southern Lombardy, first introduced in July 1984. It produces both red and white wines, sparkling and still. San Colombano's reds are based on a blend of Croatina (30-50 percent) and Barbera (25-50 percent).

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   Why should you visit San Colombano?

   • San Colombano is a Lombardy Wine Region with a fascinating history that produces Milan's only DOC wine. Here's why you should visit.

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   What kind of wine does San Colombano produce?

   • It produces both red and white wines, sparkling and still. San Colombano's reds are based on a blend of Croatina (30-50 percent) and Barbera (25-50 percent). Uva Rara may contribute up to 15 percent as may a further selection of authorized varieties, alone or in combination.

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   What are San Colombano Reds based on?

   • San Colombano's reds are based on a blend of Croatina (30-50 percent) and Barbera (25-50 percent). Uva Rara may contribute up to 15 percent as may a further selection of authorized varieties, alone or in combination. Both Uva Rara and Croatina go by the Bonarda name in various areas of the Po Valley.

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3. www.yesmilano.it › en › articlesSan Colombano, Milan’s only DOC wine | YesMilano

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   San Colombano rosso DOC is ideal served with a slice Quartirolo cheese, Milanese risotto, hearty cassoeula stew, Milanese ossobuco, cotechino and lentils, the robust Varzi salami or full-flavoured Provolone cheese.

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   Apr 18, 2017 · There, vines of Croatina, Barbera, and Uva Rara are cultivated and their grapes blended together to make the fine San Colombano Rosso, or red. Pleasant and sparkling with notes of berries when young, the vino reaches its highest expression in the mature Riserva version.

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6. www.wine-searcher.com › regions-san+colombano+alSan Colombano al Lambro Wine - Wine-Searcher

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   Oct 15, 2019 · San Colombano al Lambro is a relatively small DOC of southern Lombardy, first introduced in July 1984. It produces both red and white wines, sparkling and still. San Colombano's reds are based on a blend of Croatina (30-50 percent) and Barbera (25-50 percent).

7. vinocritic.com › italian-wine-docsItalian Wine DOCs - Vino Critic

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   Mar 12, 2022 · Italian Wine DOCs. Following in the wake of the French Appellation d’Origine Controllée (AOC), Italy launched its own Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC) in 1963, to guarantee the quality and character of its wines. The system maps out and limits production zones, vine varieties, alcohol levels, yields, ageing, etc.

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   Details about San Colombano al Lambro / San Colombano DOC, including grape varieties used, wine styles, production rules, statistics, region map, pronunciation, history, and more.

9. www.nettaredeisanti.it › en › san-colombano-docSan Colombano DOC - Nettare dei Santi

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   San Colombano DOC. Classification: Red Wine DOC San Colombano Lively. Winemaking: Reached a suitable maturation, the grapes are harvested by hand in small baskets, transported with harvest wagons to the winery, gently destemmed.

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    San Colombano al Lambro is an exclave of the province of Milan at the junction between the Pavia and Lodi provinces. The exclave arose when the province of Lodi was carved out of the province of Milan, but a referendum in San Colombano indicated the locals' wish to stay in Milan.