π Bombino Bianco
A white grape of southern Italy, grown in Apulia and Abruzzo.
Bombino Bianco is a white grape variety from southern Italy. It grows in Apulia and Abruzzo, in the east and southeast of the country. The variety gives a big crop, and the wines are pale, with a neutral taste and fresh acidity.
It has many local names because it has long been grown in different areas. It is used for simple white wines, as well as sparkling wines and blends. Bombino Bianco is part of some wines with a protected name, for example Cacc'e mitte di Lucera in Apulia.
Its local names are listed in the VIVC database. Bombino Bianco belongs to Italian wine and matters to local producers, though it is little known abroad. If a label does not name the grape, it may still be part of the wine.
How it connects to Wine
π Bombino Bianco β kind of β π Grape varieties β kind of β π· Wine
Links
- Part of
- π Grape varieties
- Origin
- πΊοΈ Italian wine
- Where it grows
- π Apulia, π Abruzzo
- Main grape in
- π Cacc'e mmitte di Lucera
- Offspring
- π Uva di Troia, π Impigno, π Cococciola, π Bombino Nero
Frequently asked questions
Where is Bombino Bianco grown?
In southern Italy, in Apulia and Abruzzo.
What wine does it make?
Pale, fresh wine with a neutral taste, often a simple white or used in blends.
Is it part of well-known wines?
Yes, for example Cacc'e mitte di Lucera in Apulia.
What to read next
- π Cacc'e mmitte di Lucera β A red wine from near Lucera in northern Apulia with an unusual dialect name.
- π Uva di Troia β A red wine grape from Apulia in southern Italy.
- π Bombino Nero β A red grape of Apulia, mostly used for rosΓ© wines.
- π Impigno β A white wine grape from Apulia.
- π Cococciola β A white grape from Abruzzo, Italy.
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