Battistini casa vinicola

In Santarcangelo di Romagna, amidst the Rimini hills, Battistini casa vinicola dedicates its work to a single grape variety: Albana, the symbolic white grape of Romagna. From this grape, Romagna Albana DOCG is born in two distinct styles: the dry version and the passito, both crafted to the minimum alcohol levels permitted by the denomination. This choice reveals a greater interest in the finesse and legibility of the fruit than in power, and it contrasts two opposing souls of the same grape variety. The production area extends across twenty-two municipalities, and the winery's task is to translate that widespread terroir into a recognizable glass, complementing Albana with other regional white grape varieties. The cellar is open for direct tasting: those passing through Santarcangelo can stop and taste the dry and passito versions on site, discerning through comparison how the hilly Romagna landscape imbues the wine and defines its character.

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