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Italy Wine Regions
Explore Italy through the wine regions in our growing collection. Choose a place to find its maps, grapes, local names and connections.
Choose a region to discover.
Alto Adige
At Italy’s northern edge, Alpine valleys and warm vineyard slopes connect aromatic whites, distinctive reds and a landscape with two sets of place names.
Explore the region →Piedmont / Langhe
Begin in the Langhe hills of Piedmont, where Nebbiolo connects Barolo and Barbaresco, while Barbera, Dolcetto and other grapes keep the conversation growing.
Explore the region →Sicily
An island of coastal vineyards, inland hills and volcanic slopes: Nero d’Avola, Grillo, Etna, Cerasuolo di Vittoria and Marsala.
Explore the region →Tuscany
Tuscany lies in central-western Italy, where Sangiovese connects the inland hills of Chianti Classico and Montalcino while coastal vineyards tell a different story.
Explore the region →Veneto
Northeastern Italy: Valpolicella, Amarone, Soave and the Prosecco landscape, with local grapes and distinctive cellar methods.
Explore the region →Follow the named wines.
Chianti & Chianti Classico connects with Tuscany; Barolo & Barbaresco connects with Piedmont. These wine guides complement the regional maps and grape profiles.
Keep following the place.
From the regional map to the grape and wine.
Keep related discoveries together as you explore Italy. The grape profiles explain the ingredients; the wine guides follow the finished bottle and its cellar methods.
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