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Lagarino Bianco

The white grape variety originates from Trentino(Italy). The name is probably derived from Valle Lagarina in Trentino. Synonyms are Bianera, Lagarina Bianca, Chegarèl, Sghittarella and Sghittarello.

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Ancestry

According to DNA analyses carried out in 2013, it originates from a presumably natural cross between Terlaner x Maor. However, this is based on only 18 DNA markers (see molecular genetics). It is likely that the "Weißer Lagreiner", first mentioned in 1318 and then frequently until the 18th century, is a wine from this variety.

Characteristics

The early to medium-ripening, high-yielding vine is resistant to winter frost and moderately resistant to both types of mildew and botrytios (grey rot). It produces fresh, fruity and acidic white wines with a lemon flavour and a spicy note, which are also excellent for the production of sparkling wines.

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