Angol d'Amig 'La Banda' Rose Lambrusco dell'Emilia IGT

Here's some wine geek knowledge, in case it comes up in pub trivia sometime: Lambrusco isn't a type of grape, but rather the name of a grape family. More often than not, any given Lambrusco you find will be a blend of several different grapes in the family. One of the most widely grown Lambrusco grapes is Lambrusco Sorbara, which makes up one hundred precent of this wine.

A follow-up tidbit, in case it gets you bonus points: Lambrusco is most-often red, cannot be labeled as such if white, but Lambrusco can be rosé (like this one!).

Enjoy with all the Modenese classics: mortadella, Parmigiano Reggiano, tortellini en brodo, etc.