LuganaDOC

Lugana is a small, renowned white wine denomination (DOC) on the southern shore of Lake Garda, made from the Turbiana grape. Our Lugana comes from the sites of Desenzano and Pozzolengo.

Full, warm, soft and enveloping, with good persistence and harmonious aromatic echoes. On the nose intense and complex: lily of the valley and hawthorn, followed by ripe fruit, fine pastry and a delicate toasted note.

Trebbiano di Lugana, also called Turbiana. The grapes come from the Turbiana vineyards of the municipalities of Desenzano and Pozzolengo on the southern shore of Lake Garda.

Yes, excellently – above all with raw and cooked fish antipasti and delicate first courses. Just avoid heavy sauces and dominant spice, so that its finesse stays in the lead. As an aperitivo it is an elegant choice too.

Lugana is a wine bound to its origin (DOC) from the southern shore of Lake Garda, made from the Turbiana grape; Pinot Grigio, by contrast, is the name of a grape variety without that tie to an origin. Our Lugana is full, warm and soft on the palate — with an intense scent of lily of the valley and hawthorn, ripe fruit and good persistence.