The hilly territory around Agrintesa gives life to great wines. Both small and large vineyards contribute to this cooperative mainly from the provinces of Ravenna, Bologna, Forlì, and Rimmini. Their goal is to search for innovation without losing sight of tradition.

In Italian, "Baciami" means "Kiss me" and what could be more appropriate than the "kiss" of this sweet little wine, a wine that has quite a history. According to the story, when the Roman Princess Galla Placida first tasted this in AD 382,  she declared that this wine was so smooth it "should be drunk in gold." But that was then. So we'd say: if you don't have a gold cup to drink it in, don't worry - a simple wine glass will do just as well!

Tasting notes: The perfect match to the Cagnina, sweet but not sticky with pleasing ripe fruit, aromas and flavors.

Region: Emilia-Romagna
Classification: Romagna DOCG Albana Dolce
Area of Production: Municipality of Faenza and Forli
Grape Variety: 100% Albana
Soil: Medium clay soil
Average Age of Vines: 6-8 years
Spacing of Plants: 1,335 plants per acre
Trellising System: Guyot
Production per Acre:  4.91 tons
Vinification Technique: Cold maceration on the skin (4-6º C) Soft pressing. Cold fermentation (12-14º C) .
Maturation: 7 month maturation in little steel tanks with frequent lees stirring. Then, a further 2-month aging in bottles.
Total Acidity: 6.11  g/l
PH: 3.09
Sugar Content:  77.05 g/l
Alcohol: 10.22%
Total Cases Produced:  2,500