How we love little oenological gems. Like the one found in this Re Famoso proposed by Trerè. The oenological gem, in this case, consists of the grape that makes up 50% of its blend and is called Famoso. An ancient traditional vine from Romagna, Famoso, also called 'Uva Rambela', is a grape variety that, after a period of neglect, has been rediscovered in the last decade. It yields wines characterised by intense aromas, similar to those of Moscato. In this case, the Famoso grape variety is blended with Chardonnay, which lends complexity to the whole, resulting in a very pleasant wine. A clear, pale straw yellow, this Re Famoso does not fail to live up to expectations, thanks to a distinct aromaticity reminiscent of herbaceous and citrus notes, particularly lime and grapefruit. In the mouth, it reveals itself to be a white of good structure and elegance. In this case, the marked acidity of the Famoso is well blunted by the graceful roundness of the chardonnay. The finish is savoury and tasty, delineating a complex and thirst-quenching wine.
An oasis of 35 hectares of vineyards in the hills of Faenza. The Trerè farm was established in the early 1960s. Valeriano Trerè, father of Morena, the current owner, founded it. It started with 14 hectares, on the first hills of Faenza. Podere Saccona, this is the name of the estate, is located in a magical place, rich in noble traditions and unique ceramic art treasures. It began by producing three DOC wines of the area, Albana, Trebbiano and Sangiovese. Then, in 1976, the daughter joined the company, who discovered in herself a strong passion for wine production. Today, the third generation, represented by their son Massimiliano, has also entered the business. Now the farm, after the acquisition of Podere Ca' Lunga and another 3 hectares of Podere Saccona, covers an area of 35 hectares, 31 of which are cultivated with vines. Many wines produced and the aim of continuing to enhance the rich natural heritage they have at their disposal. Especially now that, finally, Romagnoli wines are also recognised and appreciated throughout the world.
Emilia Romagna 
