A guide to saying it correctly
How to Pronounce Lambrusco
Pronounce Lambrusco like the Italians do: a bubbly red wine from Emilia-Romagna.
lambrusco
lam-BRUS-koh
/lamˈbrus.koʊ/ · lam · BRUS · ko
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It's also a popular choice for casual wine drinkers looking for something refreshing and slightly sweet.
Where the word comes from
The name likely comes from Latin 'labrusca vitis', meaning 'wild vine'. It's a grape variety and the wine made from it.
Common ways people get it wrong
- LAM-brus-ko The stress is on the second syllable, not the first. Say 'lam-BRUS-koh' to get the rhythm right.
- lam-BROO-sko The 'u' sound is short, like in 'bus', not long like in 'blue'. Aim for 'BRUS', not 'BROOS'.
Frequently asked
Is Lambrusco a sweet wine?
Lambrusco comes in various styles, from dry (secco) to off-dry (amabile) to sweet (dolce). Many popular versions are semi-sweet.
What is Lambrusco wine?
Lambrusco is a dry or semi-sweet sparkling red wine originating from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. It's made from the Lambrusco grape.
