Lucci Lambrusco Reggiano DOC Dry Sparkling Wine Secco
Lucci Lambrusco Reggiano DOC Dry Sparkling Wine Secco
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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Tasting Notes
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Why Gifted Pour recommends it
A dry, sparkling red from Emilia-Romagna, the heartland of Italian Lambrusco, this is a gift that quietly rewrites expectations. Lucci was co-founded by Ashley Graham to present Lambrusco as a modern, premium wine rather than the sweet, mass-produced bottles of the 1980s, and the Secco shows it. Dark berries and cassis sorbet lead on the nose, followed by juicy cherry, strawberry, and raspberry with soft florals and a gentle earthy edge, closing crisp, dry, and lightly dusty. Made with the Charmat method, it stays fresh and fruit-driven. It suits the host who loves a long table of pizza, charcuterie, and aged parmesan, the friend who thinks they don't like sparkling wine, or anyone marking a housewarming or casual milestone. Encourage them to chill it and pour it with dinner, where the bubbles and dryness cut through rich, salty food. It feels considered because it bridges categories, offering red-wine body with the refresh of sparkling for apéritif, brunch, or a celebratory supper.
Pairs well with
- Pizza and cured meats — The dry finish and lively bubbles cut through salty prosciutto and cheesy pizza while the cherry and raspberry fruit keeps every bite bright.
- BBQ and grilled sausages — Its juicy red-berry fruit and gentle earthy edge stand up to smoky, rich, savory flavors without feeling heavy.
- Housewarming dinner party gift — As a versatile all-occasion wine with red-wine body and sparkling refresh, it suits a new host's first table of shared plates and good company.
Questions about this bottle
Is Lucci Lambrusco Secco sweet or dry?
It is dry. Secco is the dry style, and this bottling finishes dry, medium-bodied, and lightly dusty in texture, crisp and refreshing rather than sweet. Expect cherry, strawberry, and raspberry fruit with subtle florals and a gentle earthy edge.
Should a sparkling red like this be served chilled?
Yes. Lucci is meant to be chilled, ideally to 50–52°F (10–11°C). That temperature highlights its freshness, acidity, and lively bubbles while letting the berry fruit come forward.
How is Lucci Lambrusco made?
It is made from Lambrusco grapes in Emilia-Romagna under the Reggiano DOC classification, which guarantees the grape source and production zone. It uses the Charmat method, with the second fermentation in tank rather than bottle, keeping the wine fresh and fruit-driven rather than yeasty or heavy.
What size is the bottle, and does it make a good gift?
It is a standard 750 ml bottle. Its versatility at the table makes it a thoughtful pick for dinner hosts, casual gatherings, and celebrations, and its story as a modern take on Lambrusco co-founded by Ashley Graham gives the recipient something to talk about.
