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Trebbiano Romagnolo

A high-yielding Emilia-Romagna white used largely for everyday wine.

Pronounced treb-YAH-noh roh-man-YOH-loh

What is Trebbiano Romagnolo?

Trebbiano Romagnolo is another distinct member of the Trebbiano group, planted widely in Emilia-Romagna for light everyday whites.

Identity verified against VIVC

The Vitis International Variety Catalogue, maintained by the Julius Kühn Institute, holds this variety as accession 12625 under the prime name TREBBIANO ROMAGNOLO, with berry skin colour blanc and country of origin italy. Checked 2026-08-17.

What it tastes like

This is the envelope across every expression of Trebbiano Romagnolo, not a description of one bottle. Wide ranges are the honest answer.

Taste profile, shown as a typical value within the range this category covers
DimensionTypicalRangeVariation
Sweetnesslow-mediumSome variation
Aciditymedium-plusSome variation
Alcohollow-mediumSome variation
Bodylow-mediumSome variation
Fruit intensitylow-mediumSome variation
Aromatic intensitymediumConsistent
Oak influencelowConsistent
Savoury characterlow-mediumConsistent
Floral characterlowConsistent
Herbal / green characterlowConsistent
SpicelowConsistent
Earthy characterlowConsistent
Perceived freshnessmedium-plusSome variation
TexturemediumConsistent

Common flavours

lemongreen apple

Where it grows

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How to serve it

Temperature

912°C

4854°F · Fridge cold

From a 20°C room, roughly two to three hours in the fridge, or about 20 minutes in a bucket of ice and water.

Decanting

No need to decant

Nothing about this wine suggests it needs decanting. Light, aromatic and sparkling wines generally lose more than they gain.

Glass

Universal wine glass

A medium tulip-shaped glass handles almost everything well. If you own one set of glasses, this is the set to own — the difference between a good universal glass and a grape-specific one is far smaller than the difference between a good glass and a bad one.

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Ageing

Wines made from this grape are generally at their best within a few years.

Grown in volume across Emilia-Romagna for everyday drinking and for distillation. Neutral, high-yielding and not made to be kept.

Sources

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