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              Red White Sparkling Rosé Spirits Gifts

              Learn about Refosco — taste profile, popular regions and more …

              Present in the Friuli region of NE Italy for quite possibly the last 2,000 years, Refosco has adapted to both the region’s hillside vineyards and flatter plains. Hardy enough to withstand any tumultuous fall weather, Refosco finishes ripening relatively late in the season; its intense fruit and aromatics require the time. Interestingly Refosco is related to the Teroldego grape of Trentino through their common parent grape, Marzemino.

              Tasting Notes for Refosco

              Refosco is a dry red wine with a full body and qualities of blackberry, plum jam, wild herbs, forest floor, baking spice and licorice.

              Perfect Food Pairings for Refosco

              Try Refosco wines with salame all'aceto and polenta, polenta concia, jota, stuffed pheasant, pestat di Fagagna.

              Sommelier Secrets for Refosco

              It was documented in 1390 that Refosco was the favorite wine of Augustus Caesar’s second wife, Livia.