Colli Bolognesi Classico Pignoletto DOCG is a white wine that is characterized by a bright straw yellow color. It has a fresh, delicate, and slightly fruity aroma with hints of hawthorn, wild flowers and ripe fruit. The taste is dry, harmonious, slightly bitter and with a pleasant almond aftertaste. It also boasts a good body and right level of acidity.

History

The cultivation of Pignoletto in the hills of Bologna dates back to ancient times. The first written testimony that attests to the presence of Pignoletto in the Bolognese area dates back to the fifteenth century. The wine was awarded the DOCG status in 2014, reflecting the quality and history of this wine.

Geographical Production Area

The geographical production area for Colli Bolognesi Classico Pignoletto DOCG is in the Emilia-Romagna region, specifically in the hills around the city of Bologna. The region is characterized by a continental climate, with a good range of temperature between day and night, which is ideal for the cultivation of Pignoletto grapes. The soil is mainly clayey and calcareous, which contributes to the unique characteristics of this wine.