Lucci Lambrusco Reggiano DOC Dry Sparkling Wine Secco
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Lucci Lambrusco Reggiano DOC Secco is a dry, food-forward sparkling red wine from Emilia-Romagna — the heartland of Italian Lambrusco — co-founded by Ashley Graham and built to reposition Lambrusco as a premium, modern category rather than the sweet, mass-produced reputation it carried in the 1980s. Produced authentically in Northern Italy using the Charmat method (second fermentation in tank, not bottle), Lucci delivers bright, fresh bubbles with finesse and vibrant drinkability.
On the palate, Lucci Secco leads with crushed ripe berry — black cherry, raspberry, and plum — folded into a crisp dry finish with soft florals and a clean, savory undertone. The DOC Reggiano classification guarantees the grape source and production zone, and the Charmat method keeps the wine fresh and fruit-driven rather than yeasty or heavy. Serve slightly chilled to let the fruit come forward, and let the dryness cut through rich, salty, or fatty food.
Lambrusco is the classic Italian pairing for charcuterie, aged parmesan, prosciutto, pizza, and tomato-based pasta — and Lucci is built specifically to hold up to that table. A natural choice for apéritif, brunch, or any dinner where you want red-wine body with the refresh of sparkling. Sustainably produced and critically recognised since launch.
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Bottle details
| Type | Other Sparkling |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lucci |
| Origin | Emilia-Romagna, Italy |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Made from | Lambrusco grapes |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is Lambrusco the way Emilia-Romagna drinks it at its own table. It is a dry, sparkling red from the Reggiano DOC, made with the Charmat method, so the second fermentation happens in tank and the wine stays fresh and fruit-driven rather than yeasty. Co-founded by Ashley Graham, Lucci sets out to move Lambrusco past the sweet, mass-produced image it carried in the 1980s, and the glass backs that up. Expect dark berries and cassis sorbet on the nose, then a juicy palate of cherry, strawberry, and raspberry with soft florals and a gentle earthy edge. It finishes dry, crisp, and lightly dusty. It suits the red-wine drinker who wants something livelier, the sparkling fan curious about red bubbles, and anyone planning a pizza night or a charcuterie spread. We carry it because it makes a clear, honest case for dry Lambrusco as a serious food wine. Open a chilled bottle with salty, fatty food and you will see why this style has endured at the Italian table.
Pairs well with
- Charcuterie and aged parmesan — The crisp, dry finish and lively bubbles cut through salty cured meats and nutty cheese, while the cherry fruit balances the savory bite.
- Backyard BBQ with sausages — Juicy red berry fruit and a gentle earthy edge stand up to smoky, fatty grilled sausages and rich savory dishes.
- Weekend brunch with friends — Fresh acidity and red-wine body with sparkling refresh make it a bright, food-friendly pour from the first plate onward.
Questions about this bottle
Is this Lambrusco sweet?
Is this Lambrusco sweet?
No. This is the Secco, a dry style. The palate is juicy with cherry, strawberry, and raspberry, but the finish is dry, crisp, and lightly dusty in texture, with soft florals and a gentle earthy edge. Lucci is built to move Lambrusco away from its old sweet reputation.
How is Lucci Lambrusco made?
How is Lucci Lambrusco made?
It is produced in Northern Italy using the Charmat method, where the second fermentation takes place in tank rather than in bottle. That keeps the wine fresh and fruit-forward with bright bubbles. The DOC Reggiano classification guarantees the grape source and production zone in Emilia-Romagna.
Should I chill a sparkling red wine?
Should I chill a sparkling red wine?
Yes. Lucci is meant to be served chilled, at about 50–52°F (10–11°C). That temperature highlights its freshness, acidity, and lively bubbles, and it lets the berry fruit come forward while the dryness cuts through rich, salty, or fatty food.
What size is the bottle, and does it work as a gift?
What size is the bottle, and does it work as a gift?
It is a standard 750 ml bottle. It makes an easy, crowd-friendly gift for a host because it fits casual gatherings, dinner parties, and celebratory moments. It is especially welcome wherever pizza, charcuterie, or a shared meal is on the menu.
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