Agricola Bagnara

In Bagnara di Romagna, Agricola Bagnara is a cooperative that carries on the legacy of the winery founded in 1967. Its vineyards are distributed around the headquarters and extend up towards the first hilly slopes, where Albana — the grape variety that gives identity to the Romagna Albana DOCG — is cultivated according to strict protocols and monitored at every stage. The denomination imposes a minimum alcohol content of 12.0%, and the cooperative responds by overseeing the entire winemaking process with continuous investments in technology, without sacrificing the traditional profile of Romagna wine. The plot-by-plot approach also guides downstream choices: grapes that do not fit the Albana profile are channeled into a Trebbiano under the IGP Rubicone, a sign of careful work focused on yield and the vocation of each parcel. Romagna Albana DOCG remains the core of a cooperative project that measures quality plot by plot, combining cellar innovation with fidelity to a grape variety historically emblematic of Romagna.

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