Lake Garda, Italy, is between Milan and Venice in northern Italy and is the country’s largest and deepest lake. Its southern shore is home to the Lugana Wine region, which is one of the few wine regions that cross over two provinces—Brescia and Verona, and two regions—Lombardy and Veneto.
Lugana DOC began in 1967 and is a unique microclimate on Lake Garda with an indigenous white grape variety called Turbiana, which dates back to Roman times (since ‘700).
It reminds me of Riesling because of its high acidity and five different styles—Lugana, Lugana Superiore, Lugana Riserva, Vendemmia Tardiva, and Spumante.
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