
One of the most well known italian wines. Bardolino vineyards reflects on Lake Garda, an alpine environment with the colours and fragrances of Mediterranean. This is the reason of the name "riviera degli Olivi".
The cellars are in the historical centre of Bardolino, under the lake level, in the magnificent Guerrieri Palace, built in the XV century.
Jamie Goode’s wine blog, UK, July 9 2008, “Bardolino Classico 2007 - …Sweet, bright cherry fruit dominates the nose and palate. It’s quite rounded, with a rich texture…Joyful and quite drinkable, but would work well with a range of foods too. There’s a place for this sort of wine. 87/100”
Harpers Magazine, UK, January 26th 2007 "Bardolino - Going back to Their Roots", by Geoff Adams "I particularly like the Rizzardi selection, consisting of their intensely fruity Bardolino Classico…"
The Journal, UK, October 2006 – “Wine’s Our Family Business” by G. Adams “I believe it is their techniques and philosophies, which have been scrupulously applied in their vineyards and winery over the years, that have created the blueprint for the recent renaissance in this region. Guerrieri Rizzardi Bardolino Classico 2005, The back cherry and red fruit palate is charming, but supremely elegant and well balanced.”