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The Giornale di Brescia published an article entitled “Proudly Italian Bordolesi” after the 2008 edition of Bordolesi Cabernet Merlot where Azienda Agricola Cantrina also participated, this is how it is described: (...) And the Brescians? Few, but they were there and they did not disfigure at all. The rather scattered presentation of the wines did not allow us to find them all. Presenting their products, however, were Cristina Inganni with her multi-award-winning Nepomuceno and Giovanna Prandini with the brand new Leonatus. Both are pure Merlot. Fratelli Berlucchi, represented by oenologist Casare Ferrari, was there with Casa delle colonne (where the Cabernet is only Franc), but next to it we found a Deressi from Majolini that has boundless elegance and a Nero d'Ombra from Mirabella that is just as elegant, but far too austere. The wineries produce very little of it and therefore speak little of it. A little more is Barone Pizzini's San Carlo while again very little is San Giovanni's Cabernet Montezalto. (...) (...) BEDIZZOLE Cantrina announces Groppello Cantrina di Bedizzole announces that with the 2008 harvest it has put Groppello, an indigenous grape variety typical of the Valtènesi that had not