/lant͡sˈeza/
- Lanzés
- Lanzesca
White
- Lanzesa is a grape variety steeped in history, its presence in Romagna dating back to the 1400s.
- Despite this long heritage, it wasn’t until 2011 that Lanzesa received official recognition.
- The name “Lanzesa” is derived from the distinctive spear-shaped appearance of its berries.
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The wine displays a pale yellow-green color, with striking aromas of white flowers like acacia and buttercups, accompanied by notes of green apples and unripe citrus. There’s often a hint of volatile acidity, adding complexity. On the palate, herbal tones mingle with ripe apple and honeyed tropical fruit flavors, culminating in a sharp, acidic finish. Surprisingly, the wine offers a richer mouthfeel than anticipated from its fresh nose, with a subtle saline undertone in the finish.
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