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bombino

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bombino

Last Update: 2014-06-02
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bombino bianco

English

bombino bianco

Last Update: 2014-06-26
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Italian

ho cercato i collegamenti a bombino

English

searched the links to bombino

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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Italian

bombino, camisasca, deproducers, diwan, sarfatti.

English

bombino, camisasca, deproducers, diwan, sarfatti.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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vitigno: bombino bianco (60%) e chardonnay (40%).

English

grape varieties: bombino bianco (60%) and chardonnay (40%).

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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la versione in bianco si ottiene prevalentemente da uve bombino bianco, pampanuto e chardonnay.

English

bombino bianco, pampanuto, and chardonnay are generally used for white wine production.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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uvaggio: bombino bianco (50%), trebbiano toscano (40%), malvasia bianca (10%)

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grapes: bombino bianco (50%), trebbiano toscano (40%), malvasia bianca (10%)

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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possono concorrere alla produzione, da sole o congiuntamente, anche le uve delle varietà bombino nero, merlot e ciliegiolo, fino ad un massimo del 10%.

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it is possible to use the varieties: bombino nero, merlot and ciliegiolo up to 10%, singly or in groups.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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vitigno coltivato da lungo tempo in puglia, ma introdotto dalla spagna. il nome deriva dalla interpretazione fantasiosa di alcuni antichi viticoltori parafrasando il nome bambino a bombino a causa della forma caratteristica del grappolo simile alla forma di un bambino.

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this vine species has been cultivated for a long time in apulia, but it has been introduced from spain. the name derives from the fanciful interpretation of some old vine-growers who paraphrased the name “bambino” to “bombino” because of the characteristic form of the bunch, similar to the form of a child.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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nella vasta zona che dall'interno arriva fino al mare, nelle province di ravenna e forlì, in prevalenza con le uve del vitigno bombino bianco si producono i seguenti tipi di vino;

English

in the vast area extending from the region's center to the sea in the provinces of ravenna and forlì-cesena, a wine with the following characteristics is made from the bombino bianco variety, with the possible addition of other white grapes of the district;

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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il bombino nero è il protagonista assoluto di questa denominazione come l'omonimia della stessa suggerisce. l'impiego minimo previsto di uve di questa cultivar è del 90%.

English

bombino nero, the only variety included in this denomination, as its title suggests, must comprise a minimum of 90% of the wine.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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Italian

bombina

English

fire-bellied toad

Last Update: 2014-12-09
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