Nine wine producers from the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna came together in 1950 as the collective Cantine Cooperative Riunite. Their interest was in exchanging ideas and resources to better all of their respective wine products as well as the producers' fortunes. The cooperative found success in the American export market in 1967[1] with an amabile-style Lambrusco wine suited to American tastes of the time.
The year 1973 found the Riunite brand the top seller in the U.S. among wine imports, due in no small part to catchy advertising that made the wine a household name. These ever increasing sales numbers came to a peak in 1985 of 11.5 million cases, a record which still stands as of 2012
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Italy » Emilia-Romagna
"Lively red, with violet reflections, this classic Lambrusco is fruity, soft, and harmonious." ~Winery Notes
89aItaly » Emilia-Romagna
"Lively red, with violet reflections, this classic Lambrusco is fruity, soft, and harmonious." ~Winery Notes
101bItaly » Emilia-Romagna
"Light, soft, refreshing and fruity, with a light, natural "frizzante." ~Winery notes
101cItaly » Emilia IGT
"Lively red, with violet reflections, this classic Lambrusco is fruity, soft, and harmonious." ~Winery Notes
101cItaly
"Light, soft, refreshing and fruity, with a light, natural "frizzante." ~ Winery notes
"Bright ruby red. Bouquet: Delectable aromas of dark berries, strawberries and peaches with a hint of citrus. Taste: Fresh and fruity with hints of spice."
"Lively red, with violet reflections, this classic Lambrusco is fruity, soft, and harmonious." ~Winery Notes
" Ruby red in color, with a garnet reflection, floral scent with hints of red berries, easy drinking quaffable wine with soft round finish. Sangiovese,
" Soft, luscious & fruity wine. Perfect with BBQ's . Ideal for any occasion. Garganoga & Moscato grapes. ~ Winery notes
"Lively red, with violet reflections, this classic Lambrusco is fruity, soft, and harmonious." ~Winery Notes
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