Storchi Rosso Reggiano Pozzoferrato Lambrusco DOC 2022

Name: Storchi Rosso Reggiano Pozzoferrato Lambrusco DOC 2022
Brand: Storchi
SKU: 17764
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Storchi Rosso Reggiano Pozzoferrato Lambrusco DOC 2022

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Producer Storchi

Country Italy

Region Emilia-Romagna

ABV 12.5% / 75cl

Tasting Notes

Black Cherry, Blackberry, Violet and Fresh Herbs

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More About Storchi Rosso Reggiano Pozzoferrato Lambrusco DOC 2022

Produced by Gianni Storchi in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, this red wine is a blend of Lambrusco Salamino, Lambrusco Maestri, and Ancellotta grapes. The vineyards are farmed biodynamically, emphasizing respect for nature. The wine is vinified without added sulfites and is unfiltered. It is described as a daily wine that pairs well with pasta dishes or soups.

Both wines reflect their producers' commitment to sustainable and natural farming practices, resulting in wines that express their respective terroirs authentically.

Meet the Producer, Storchi

Storchi

Style: Winery

Emilia-Romagna tends to get discussed through food long before anyone mentions the wine, which is slightly unfair considering how much interesting winemaking is happening there. Storchi sits firmly within the group of smaller producers quietly reminding people that the region offers far more than Lambrusco stereotypes and enormous plates of tortellini.

Based near the Enza River in the foothills between Emilia and Reggio, the family-run estate works with vineyards planted on alluvial soils rich in clay, limestone and gravel. The combination of river influence, breezes and strong day-to-night temperature shifts helps preserve freshness and balance in the fruit.

The wines lean towards low-intervention production, often working with local varieties alongside traditional regional blending. Sparkling reds, skin-contact wines and naturally fermented bottlings all appear across the range. There is usually a sense of energy running through the wines rather than heavy extraction or obvious winemaking tricks.

What makes Storchi particularly appealing is that the wines still feel rooted in Emilia-Romagna. Rustic when they need to be, lively when they should be and generally happiest around food. Which, in this part of Italy, feels entirely appropriate.