BELLONE is a very versatile vine, widespread in Lazio, especially in the provinces of Rome and Latina. Bellone, a vine of very ancient origins, was already widespread in the Castelli Romani area in Roman times and was mentioned by Pliny the Elder as a "pantastica grape".
It is mainly grown in the vineyards around the capital and plays an important role in the delicate white wines of the Roma DOC appellation.
In fact, Bellone is so important to the region's viticulture that Roma Bellone DOC is one of only two varietal wine types covered by the DOC. it is ready to drink, with a straw yellow color, soft and fragrant with hints of fresh fruit attributable to grapefruit and peach; the slightly bitter finish is characteristic. Alcohol content: about 12.5% vol.