Croatina

The red grape variety comes from Italy. Synonyms are Bonarda, Bonarda di Gattinara, Bonarda di Rovescala, Bonarda Grossa, Bonarda Pignola, Crevatizza Rossa, Croata, Croatina Comune, Croato, Croattina, Crovattina, Crovattino, Crovattone, Crovettina, Crovettino, Karbonera, Croatina, Nebbiolo di Gattinara, Neretto, Spanna di Ghemme, Spanna-Nebbiolo, Uga del Zio, Uva delle Zia, Uva del Zio and Uva Vermiglia. Although it appears to have synonyms or morphological similarities, it must not be confused with Bonarda Piemontese, Hrvatica, Nebbiolo or Uva Rara. According to a DNA analysis carried out in 1999, there is no relationship with the Croatian variety Hrvatica, despite the same name meaning. Croatina was a crossing partner in the new breeding of Ervi. This late-maturing, high-yielding vine is resistant to powdery mildew, but sensitive to drought or drought. It produces colourful, tannin-rich red wines with fruity aromas.

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