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Randi Vini

100% Famoso grape (organic) · Rambëla Frizzante – Ravenna IGP Famoso Organic · 75 cl

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Producer Randi Vini
Name Rambëla Frizzante – Ravenna IGP Famoso Organic
Variety 100% Famoso grape (organic)
Gradation 11.5%
Format 75 cl
Aromatic profile Pear, Golden apple, peach blossom, green tea, powdered sugar
Vinification method Aged 6 months in autoclave
Region Emilia-Romagna
Production area Fusignano – Ravenna; flat sandy-clayey soil
Country Italy
Type Sparkling white wine (frizzante)
Aging 6 months in autoclave
Serving temperature 8° C
Pairing Starters, for meals; sole, mildly spiced white meats
Ramba Rambela by Randi Vini is a white frizzante wine presenting fine bubbles and a bright appearance. On the nose it shows a fresh, spontaneous character with delicate scents of white flowers and white‑fleshed fruit, accompanied by light citrus hints. The olfactory approach is direct and clean, suited to those looking for an immediate, unpretentious drink.

On the palate it is lively and easy to drink, with a balanced acidic framework that supports the sip and leaves a feeling of lightness. The finish is dry and pleasant, with fruity echoes that invite a second glass. It works well as an aperitif and paired with light starters, simple fish dishes or snacks. It is recommended served chilled, avoiding temperatures that are too low so as not to flatten the aromas. Its versatility makes it suitable for convivial, informal moments, from a toast with friends to summer dinners, always offering a touch of lightness. A practical choice for those seeking an everyday frizzante white.
The winery

Randi Vini – Winery in Emilia-Romagna

Discover the story and wines of Randi Vini.

Family-run winery in Fusignano (Ravenna) that showcases Romagna’s indigenous grape varieties and produces artisanal wines linked to the Burson area.
Region: Emilia-Romagna
Country: Italia
Grapes: Trebbiano, Longanesi, Malbo gentile, Chardonnay, Sauvignon, Famoso, Centesimino
Specializing in and promoting Romagna's indigenous grape varieties. Winery located in the Burson area, between Fusignano and Alfonsine. Artisanal production with an integrated pest management approach and non-invasive cellar practices. Organized visits and tastings to discover local grape varieties. Bursôn is one of the flagship wines and has received critical acclaim.
Winery history
Family-owned winery active since the early 1950s. Production has always been based on artisanal, traditional methods. In the 2000s the winery joined the local consortium and intensified its efforts to promote local grape varieties such as Longanesi.
Production philosophy
Quality-focused vineyard work: integrated pest management, targeted treatments only when necessary, and close attention to grape ripeness. In the winery, non-invasive techniques and gradual ageing are preferred to bring out the varietal characteristics.
Terroir and vineyards
Located between Fusignano and Alfonsine, in the Burson area near Ravenna, the estate cultivates traditional Romagna grape varieties and is committed to promoting local indigenous grapes.