In their December 2020 issue, Food & Wine’s Ray Isle took a closer look at the region’s fizzy-red Lambrusco wine for the holiday season. This sparkling red wine, popular in the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, historically had a reputation as an overly sweet wine among American oenophiles, a reputation that is now being challenged by local producers.
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