Sangiovese

This red wine is a symbol of Romagna and of the Authority that safeguards the wines of this region ('Ente Tutela Vini di Romagna'), a partnership of producers founded in 1967, whose goal is to defend and protect the Romagna wines and the DOC specifications.

Trademark of this association is the picture of 'Passatore', the legendary brigand whose actions, in the 19th century, were compared to Robin Hood's deeds.

Cagnina

Made from Refosco vine, a vine plant more widespread in the North-East, locally called Cagnina. It's introduction in this area dats back to Bizantine times.

Pagadebit

Named after a local expression that means: 'good for paying debts'.

Albana

The Albana wine was the first white wine to receive the DOCG Brand (Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin) and since then it's, together with Sangiovese, the symbol of Romagna.

Trebbiano

Since August 31 1973 this is a DOC wine; the production areas can be found in the districts of Ravenna, Forli-Cesena, Rimini and Bologna.

It's made with the Trebbiano vine, whose percentage can't be lower that 85%.