Le Rocche Malatestiane is a wine cooperative that was established in 1994 by the merging of the most ancient vine-growing and wine-producing structures of the Rimini province. The cooperative was named after the Rimini rule of Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesti, the most famous figure of the family, lord of Rimini in 1400. Today, there are 990 vine-growing members managing 800 hectares (about 2000 acres) of vineyards.

Nobody knows from where the name Cagnina comes, but this wine has been made since the 13th century exclusively in the Emilia Romgna Region, just south of Venice, in Italy.
"Adesso," which means "now" in Italian, is a wine that is easy to love.

Tasting notes: Pleasantly sweet, Adesso’s berry aromas and flavors are impossible to resist. Low in alcohol, Adesso is a fun and easy to drink red wine for those who prefer their wines “off dry”.

Region: Emilia-Romagna
Classification: Cagnina di Romagna DOC
Area of Production: Rimini
Grape Variety: 100% Refosco
Soil: Clay
Average Age of Vines: 15 - 20 years
Spacing of Plants: 3.30 m.  x 1.40 m.
Trellising System: Doppio Capovolto
Production per Acre:  5.80 tons
Vinification Technique: 15 day maceration; fermentation is halted when both the sugar content and alcohol level reach their defined levels; approximately 10 days.
Maturation: Stainless Steel
Total Acidity:  6.2 g/l
PH: 3.40
Sugar Content:  70 g/l
Alcohol: 9%
Total Cases Produced:  29,160