Randi "Pipino il Bello" Famoso Ravenna IGP
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Randi "Pipino il Bello" Famoso

Amount
€120,00

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About this product

Bold. Aromatic. Effortlessly unique.
Named with a wink at “Pepin the Handsome,” Pipino il Bello is anything but ordinary. This is 100% Famoso (Rambëla) — a rare native grape from Romagna — here elevated to its fullest expression through oak aging, wild aromatics, and confident winemaking.

Aged in French tonneaux for five months, this organic white wine carries vibrant notes of citrus peel, candied fruit, toasted nuts, and fresh herbs. It’s broad and flavourful, with a creamy texture and just enough freshness to keep you coming back for more. A natural match for food lovers who like character in their whites.

Why we love it:
Pipino il Bello lives up to its name — it’s charming, layered, and memorable. We love how it brings a little wildness to the white wine world: a rare grape, grown with care, aged with purpose. It’s the kind of bottle that makes you slow down and savour every sip.
Country of origin

Italy

Ravenna IGP

  • Famoso

Colour
Straw yellow with bright green reflections and defined legs.

Nose
Citrus zest, white melon jam, basil, sweet paprika, almonds, pine nuts.

Palate
Full and rounded, with an elegant bitter twist and gentle oak influence. Long finish with fruit, spice, and just a touch of salinity.

A layered white wine with gastronomic range — try it with:

  • Spaghetti al pesto Genovese
  • Cacciucco (Tuscan seafood soup)
  • Rye bread with anchovies, burrata & celery salt
  • Grilled white meats or herb-stuffed peppers
  • Cheese platters with soft, creamy options

Its bold flavours and creamy mouthfeel make it ideal with both seafood and complex vegetarian dishes.

75

12.5

5 months in French oak barrel, followed by 3 months of refining in bottle.

Randi Vini is an organic estate in Romagna, dedicated to native grapes and low-intervention techniques. As the first to bottle Famoso as a varietal wine, the Randis are true stewards of their local terroir — combining innovation with tradition to produce distinctive, story-driven wines.

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