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  • Ruffino Prosecco Sparkling Wine - Barbank
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    Ruffino Prosecco Sparkling Wine
    Ruffino Prosecco has been produced from grapes grown in the hilly area of Valdobbiadene, which is the most historically vocated region for the production of Prosecco. Bright straw yellow with fine bubbles. The bouquet is fragrant and intensely fruity. ... Crisp, clean and delicate...
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  • Ruffino Prosecco Rose - Barbank
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    Ruffino Prosecco Rosé
     crisp, off-dry sparkling wine that offers alluring flavors of strawberry and rose petals, with delicate hints of red berries and white fruits that linger through the finish. Ruffino Prosecco Rosé is enjoyable on its own as an aperitif, but also as a food companion, pairing...
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  • Ruffino Pinot Grigio - Barbank Ruffino Pinot Grigio - Barbank
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    Ruffino Pinot Grigio
    Winemaker Notes: Straw yellow. Notes of meadow flowers, pears, and golden apple. The bouquet is fresh and complex, showing refined notes of sage and mint accompanied by an elegant minerality typical of Pinot Grigio. Medium bodied, lively, and elegant. A touch of minerality lingers...
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In 1877 when cousins Ilario and Leopoldo Ruffino embraced their passion for winemaking by establishing a small winery in the town of Pontassieve near Florence, the region already had a centuries-old tradition of growing exceptional wine grapes. Even so, the two Tuscan natives felt certain that much of the area’s greatness had yet to be revealed. Tuscany had been heaped with good fortune-mineral-laden soils, the cooling influence of the Mediterranean Sea, the dry summers that wine grapes favor. And all those luscious, sun-drenched hills.