π Vespolina
A red grape from Piedmont, a descendant of Nebbiolo, used in Gattinara and Ghemme blends.
Vespolina is a dark-skinned wine grape variety. Country of origin: Italy.
According to the international grape catalogue VIVC, its parents are Nebbiolo and Coccalona Nera.
Where it grows: Piedmont, Lombardy, Alto Piemonte. It is one of the main grapes in these appellations: Bramaterra, Colline Novaresi, Coste della Sesia, Fara, Boca.
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- Where it grows
- π Piedmont, π Lombardy, π Alto Piemonte
- Main grape in
- π Bramaterra, π Colline Novaresi, π Coste della Sesia, π Fara, π Boca
- Parents
- π Nebbiolo, π Coccalona Nera
Frequently asked questions
What colour are Vespolina grapes?
Vespolina has dark-skinned berries, as described in the grape variety catalogue.
Where does Vespolina come from?
Vespolina comes from this country: Italy.
Which wines are made from Vespolina?
Vespolina is used in these wines and appellations: Bramaterra, Colline Novaresi, Coste della Sesia, Fara, Boca.
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