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13 April 2015

The Unicorn: Kleinod zwischen Gardasee und Weltkulturstätten - Kulinariker

Die kleine Welt der großen Gropello-Trauben Zu den wichtigsten Schätzen des Weinbaus im Valtènesi gehört die Groppello-Traube. Ihr Name ist auf das Bild eines Knotens “groppo”, den die Traubenbeeren bilden, zurückzuführen. Diese delikate und seltene Sorte wird nur noch auf dem etwa 400 Hektar großen Gebiet an der Westküste des Gardasees angebaut. “Mit seinen Varianten Groppello Gentile und Groppello di Mocasina, die jede für besondere Boden- und Mikroklima-Verhältnisse geeignet sind, ist der Groppello das prägende Element der DOC Valtènesi”, sind sich die Winzerkollegen Corrado Becchetti Binkert sowie Diego Lavo und Christina Inganni vom Weingut Cantrina einig. “Wir haben uns entschlossen, unseren Weinen abseits der üblichen Wege ein absolut kreatives und daher einmaliges Gepräge zu verleihen. Wir verfügen über vorwiegend lehmhaltige Mischböden, die den Weinen eine beachtliche Struktur und zugleich bemerkenswerte Frische verleihen - zwei Eigenschaften, welche die Langlebigkeit unserer Weine garantieren”, erklärt Christina Inganni. Continue reading.

PGI: CANTRINA: ITS FIRST TWENTY YEARS - Ioeilvino

posted on 11 July 2019
We have known Cristina Inganni for many years, practically since the beginning of her adventure in the world of wine; she had been introduced to us by a producer friend in Lugana and so we were able to taste her wines several times over the years. Later we also met Diego Lavo, who later became co-owner of the Cantrina winery.

Cantrina: the first twenty years - Lavinium

posted on 11 July 2019
We have known Cristina Inganni for many years, practically since the beginning of her adventure in the world of wine; she had been introduced to us by a producer friend in Lugana and so we have been able to taste her wines several times over the years.

Cristina Inganni and the first twenty years of Cantrina - Wine Routes

posted on 11 July 2019
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We have known Cristina Inganni for many years, practically since the beginning of her adventure in the world of wine; she had been introduced to us by a producer friend in Lugana and so we have been able to taste her wines several times over the years. Later we also met Diego Lavo, who later became co-owner of the Cantrina winery.
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