This is what good wine from the Lacrima grape tastes like

The Lacrima is a fairly rare and unknown Italian blue wine grape. The Lacrima produces floral red wines in which you can recognize violets, strawberries and raspberries. They are fresh and floral and are drunk young.

Check out our wine made from Lacrima grapes

Lacrima was nearly extinct in the 1980s, but it's now making a modest comeback. And rightly so, because this "Gamay of Central Italy" can definitely produce lovely red wines. Like Gamay wine, it's fresh and fruity, but more floral and exuberant. Most come from the Marche province. The small Morro d'Alba region is considered its birthplace, and this is probably where the finest Lacrima wines originate. Not only dry, but also sweet red passito wines.

We currently have one wine made from the Lacrima grape in our range. You can view our Lacrima wine here.