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Bardolino Classico

Lenotti

Red · Bardolino DOC, Italy

Light elegant

Dry · Fruit-forward · Crisp

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Lenotti

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Founded in 1906 on the shores of Lake Garda in Veneto, Cantine Lenotti is a historic winery owned by Claudio Lenotti. The estate manages an extensive network of vineyards and olive groves and distributes its wines internationally through importers, distributors, and a direct-to-consumer online platform. No specific sustainability certifications, farming practices, or winemaker names are provided.