Marzemina
Marzemina is a red grape variety from northern Italy that is often associated with Marzemino. It stands for fragrant, fruit-driven red wines with charming freshness, soft structure and aromatic spice.Typical aromas include cherry, red berries, plum, violet, herbs and sometimes a hint of bitter almond. Wines from Trentino, Veneto and neighbouring northern Italian regions are particularly well known, where the variety appears both as a varietal wine and in blends.
€ 11,67/l incl. VAT, plus shipping
What does Marzemina taste like?
Marzemina usually tastes juicy, fragrant and medium-bodied. Red cherry, raspberry, plum, violet and fine herbal spice shape the flavour, often accompanied by a subtle almond-like or earthy note.The tannins are usually moderate and smooth, while the acidity provides freshness. Many Marzemina wines feel accessible and easy to enjoy, but examples from good sites can also show more depth, darker fruit and spicy complexity.
Where does Marzemina come from?
Marzemina is mainly at home in northern Italy. The variety is particularly closely linked to Trentino and Veneto, where it is traditionally grown and used for aromatic red wines.As with many old regional varieties, its exact origin story is not completely clear. Today, Marzemina or related Marzemino types are found mainly in northern Italy, occasionally also in smaller plantings outside the classic core areas.
What Marzemina styles are there?
The classic style is a fruity, fragrant red wine with red berry fruit, floral notes, moderate body and soft tannin. These wines feel charming, fresh and pair well with many dishes.More powerful versions can show greater ripeness, darker fruit, spice and a somewhat more structured style. There are also blends, light red wines for uncomplicated enjoyment and, occasionally, rosé or modern, especially juicy interpretations.
What does Marzemina pair with?
Marzemina pairs beautifully with pasta in tomato sauce, lasagne, polenta, mushrooms, roast chicken, pork and mildly seasoned meat dishes. The red fruit and soft structure make the variety very food-friendly.Lighter styles harmonize with antipasti, salami, ham, pizza, vegetable gratin and mild cheese. More powerful versions accompany ragù, roast veal, braised vegetables and dishes with herbs or lightly spicy sauces.
Buy Marzemina online
Marzemina is a lovely discovery for anyone looking for northern Italian red wines with fragrance, fruit and effortless elegance. The variety feels charming, distinctive and offers an exciting alternative to better-known Italian red wines.In our selection, you will find Marzemina wines for pasta, antipasti, cosy evenings and curious wine moments. Discover this aromatic grape variety online now.
Marzemina
Marzemina is a red grape variety from northern Italy that is often associated with Marzemino. It stands for fragrant, fruit-driven red wines with charming freshness, soft structure and aromatic spice.
Typical aromas include cherry, red berries, plum, violet, herbs and sometimes a hint of bitter almond. Wines from Trentino, Veneto and neighbouring northern Italian regions are particularly well known, where the variety appears both as a varietal wine and in blends.
Typical aromas include cherry, red berries, plum, violet, herbs and sometimes a hint of bitter almond. Wines from Trentino, Veneto and neighbouring northern Italian regions are particularly well known, where the variety appears both as a varietal wine and in blends.
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Spumante Extra Dry ROSA DI SERA Diamante 0,75l
€ 8,75
€ 11,67/l incl. VAT, plus shipping
What does Marzemina taste like?
Marzemina usually tastes juicy, fragrant and medium-bodied. Red cherry, raspberry, plum, violet and fine herbal spice shape the flavour, often accompanied by a subtle almond-like or earthy note.The tannins are usually moderate and smooth, while the acidity provides freshness. Many Marzemina wines feel accessible and easy to enjoy, but examples from good sites can also show more depth, darker fruit and spicy complexity.
Where does Marzemina come from?
Marzemina is mainly at home in northern Italy. The variety is particularly closely linked to Trentino and Veneto, where it is traditionally grown and used for aromatic red wines.As with many old regional varieties, its exact origin story is not completely clear. Today, Marzemina or related Marzemino types are found mainly in northern Italy, occasionally also in smaller plantings outside the classic core areas.
What Marzemina styles are there?
The classic style is a fruity, fragrant red wine with red berry fruit, floral notes, moderate body and soft tannin. These wines feel charming, fresh and pair well with many dishes.More powerful versions can show greater ripeness, darker fruit, spice and a somewhat more structured style. There are also blends, light red wines for uncomplicated enjoyment and, occasionally, rosé or modern, especially juicy interpretations.
What does Marzemina pair with?
Marzemina pairs beautifully with pasta in tomato sauce, lasagne, polenta, mushrooms, roast chicken, pork and mildly seasoned meat dishes. The red fruit and soft structure make the variety very food-friendly.Lighter styles harmonize with antipasti, salami, ham, pizza, vegetable gratin and mild cheese. More powerful versions accompany ragù, roast veal, braised vegetables and dishes with herbs or lightly spicy sauces.
Buy Marzemina online
Marzemina is a lovely discovery for anyone looking for northern Italian red wines with fragrance, fruit and effortless elegance. The variety feels charming, distinctive and offers an exciting alternative to better-known Italian red wines.In our selection, you will find Marzemina wines for pasta, antipasti, cosy evenings and curious wine moments. Discover this aromatic grape variety online now.
