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- AglianicoAglianico is the grape at the heart of Taurasi DOCG, a red wine from a defined area of Avellino province.
- Alta LangaAlta Langa is a traditional-method sparkling wine, white or rosé, from Piedmont.
- Alto AdigeAlto Adige DOC encompasses white, red, rosé, and sparkling wines from the Bolzano area.
- ArneisArneis is the grape behind Roero Arneis DOCG, whose vineyard rules require at least 95% of this variety.
- AstiAsti DOCG covers Moscato-led wines, including white and rosé sparkling styles and Moscato d’Asti.
- Asti SpumanteAsti spumante is the sparkling branch of Asti DOCG, with separate white and rosé grape recipes.
- BarbarescoBarbaresco is a red Nebbiolo wine whose Riserva receives a longer minimum maturation.
- BarberaBarbera takes the whole stage in Nizza DOCG, whose vineyard composition is exclusively this grape.
- Barbera d'AlbaBarbera d’Alba is a red wine based on Barbera, with a permitted contribution from Nebbiolo.
- Barbera d'AstiBarbera d’Asti is a Piedmont red wine with a longer maturation requirement for Superiore.
- BardolinoBardolino DOC includes red wines and the Chiaretto rosé styles from the Verona side of Lake Garda.
- Bardolino SuperioreBardolino Superiore is a Verona-area wine with at least one year of required maturation.
- BaroloBarolo is a red Nebbiolo wine with defined wood maturation and a longer Riserva requirement.
- BolgheriBolgheri DOC encompasses white, rosé, and red wines from the defined Castagneto Carducci area.
- Brachetto d'AcquiBrachetto d’Acqui, also named Acqui, has a Brachetto-led grape base and sparkling and passito forms.
- Brunello di MontalcinoBrunello di Montalcino is a red Sangiovese wine with mandatory oak and bottle maturation.
- Cannellino di FrascatiCannellino di Frascati is a white wine with a Malvasia-led blend and a defined residual-sugar minimum.
- CannonauCannonau is the principal grape of Cannonau di Sardegna DOC, with a higher minimum share for Classico wines.
- Cannonau di SardegnaCannonau di Sardegna includes red, rosé, passito, and fortified styles, with a separate Classico grape rule.
- CaremaCarema is a Nebbiolo-led red wine whose grapes come from the municipality of Carema.
- Carignano del SulcisCarignano del Sulcis is a Sardinian denomination with Carignano-led red and rosé wines.
- CarmignanoCarmignano is a Tuscan red wine combining Sangiovese with a required Cabernet contribution.
- Castel del MonteCastel del Monte DOC covers white, red, rosé, and sparkling styles from its defined Puglian area.
- Castel del Monte Bombino NeroCastel del Monte Bombino Nero is a rosé wine with a grape base led by Bombino Nero.
- Castel del Monte Nero di Troia RiservaCastel del Monte Nero di Troia Riserva is a Nero di Troia-led wine requiring substantial wood maturation.
- Castel del Monte Rosso RiservaCastel del Monte Rosso Riserva is a Nero di Troia-led wine with a two-year minimum aging requirement.
- Cerasuolo d'AbruzzoCerasuolo d’Abruzzo is a cherry-pink rosé with a grape base led by Montepulciano.
- CesaneseCesanese del Piglio DOCG brings two named grapes into focus, Cesanese di Affile and Cesanese Comune, used alone or together.
- Cesanese del PiglioCesanese del Piglio is a red wine from a defined area of Frosinone province.
- Chianti ClassicoChianti Classico is a Tuscan red wine with distinct Riserva and Gran Selezione maturation requirements.
- Cinque TerreCinque Terre is a Ligurian white wine from a defined coastal area in La Spezia province.
- CiroCirò DOC includes red, rosé, and white wines with different grape bases from Calabria.
- Colli Bolognesi Classico PignolettoColli Bolognesi Pignoletto Classico Superiore is the still style from the denomination’s delimited historic area.
- Colli EuganeiColli Euganei DOC encompasses white, red, sparkling, and frizzante wines from the defined Padua hills area.
- Colli Euganei Fior d'ArancioColli Euganei Fior d’Arancio is a Moscato Giallo-led denomination with still, sparkling, and passito styles.
- Colli Orientali del FriuliFriuli Colli Orientali DOC covers white, red, and sweet wines, with separately regulated subzones.
- Colli Orientali del Friuli PicolitColli Orientali del Friuli Picolit is a Picolit-led DOCG with a separately regulated Cialla subzone.
- CollioCollio, also named Collio Goriziano, includes white and red blends and wines named for individual grape varieties.
- Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco SuperioreConegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore is the sparkling style of this Veneto DOCG.
- ConeroCònero DOCG includes red Riserva, rosé, and traditional-method rosé sparkling wines from its defined Ancona area.
- CorteseCortese is the sole grape permitted in the vineyards for Gavi DOCG, across its still and sparkling styles.
- CorvinaCorvina is a named grape in Valpolicella DOC, where the vineyard rule allows Corvina and/or Corvinone alongside Rondinella.
- CroatinaCroatina is the principal grape of Bonarda dell’Oltrepò Pavese DOC, a wine name that does not simply repeat its main variety.
- DoglianiDogliani is a Piedmont red wine made from Dolcetto, also recognized in a Superiore style.
- DolcettoDolcetto is the sole grape required for Dogliani DOCG and Dogliani Superiore, two wines from the same defined production area.
- Dolcetto d'AlbaDolcetto d’Alba is a red Dolcetto wine with a defined production area and a Superiore style.
- Dolcetto di Diano d'AlbaDolcetto di Diano d’Alba is a red wine whose grapes come from the municipality of Diano d’Alba.
- Elba Aleatico PassitoElba Aleatico Passito is an Aleatico wine made from dried grapes grown on the island of Elba.
- ErbaluceErbaluce gives its name to Erbaluce di Caluso DOCG, whose vineyards must be planted exclusively with this grape.
- Erbaluce di CalusoErbaluce di Caluso, also named Caluso, spans white, traditional-method sparkling, and passito wines.
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- FalanghinaFalanghina del Sannio DOC offers a way into the Falanghina name, with wines made from grapes grown in Benevento province.
- FianoFiano is the principal grape of Fiano di Avellino DOCG, a white wine denomination with a defined area in Avellino province.
- FranciacortaFranciacorta is a bottle-fermented sparkling wine from the defined Brescia area, finished by disgorgement.
- FrascatiFrascati DOC is a Malvasia-led denomination that also includes a sparkling style.
- Frascati SuperioreFrascati Superiore is a Malvasia-led DOCG, also recognized in a Riserva version.
- FreisaFreisa is the principal grape of Freisa di Chieri DOC, whose production area lies in the hills of Turin province.
- Friulano
- GaglioppoGaglioppo is the principal grape of Cirò DOC red and rosé wines, with at least 80% required in their vineyard composition.
- GarganegaGarganega is the principal grape of Soave DOC, whose production area includes Soave and neighboring communes in Verona province.
- GattinaraGattinara is a Nebbiolo-led denomination whose grapes come from the municipality of Gattinara.
- GaviGavi, also called Cortese di Gavi, includes still, frizzante, sparkling, and Riserva white wines.
- GhemmeGhemme is a red Nebbiolo-led wine from defined parts of Ghemme and Romagnano Sesia in Novara province.
- GleraGlera is the principal grape named in Prosecco DOC, with a separate vineyard rule for its rosé sparkling style.
- GrecoGreco B.
- Greco di BiancoGreco di Bianco is a white passito wine from Bianco and part of Casignana in Reggio Calabria province.
- GrignolinoGrignolino gives its name to Grignolino d’Asti DOC, which permits a small share of Freisa alongside its principal grape.
- Lacrima di Morro d'AlbaLacrima di Morro d’Alba is a Lacrima-led denomination from the defined Ancona area, with Superiore and passito styles.
- LagreinLagrein has a named varietal style within Alto Adige DOC, with at least 85% required in the vineyards for that style.
- LambruscoLambrusco covers more than one named grape: Lambrusco di Sorbara DOC permits Sorbara, Salamino and other Lambrusco varieties.
- LangheLanghe DOC encompasses red, white, rosé, and passito wines, including wines named for individual grape varieties.
- LisonLison is a Tai-led denomination whose grape-growing area spans parts of Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia.
- LuganaLugana is a white-wine denomination from the delimited Brescia and Verona area south of Lake Garda.
- Molinara
- Monica di SardegnaMonica di Sardegna is a red-wine denomination that includes Superiore and frizzante styles.
- Montefalco SagrantinoMontefalco Sagrantino is a red wine made solely from Sagrantino, in dry and passito styles.
- Montepulciano
- Montepulciano d'AbruzzoMontepulciano d’Abruzzo is a Montepulciano-led denomination with separately regulated subzones.
- Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Colline TeramaneColline Teramane Montepulciano d’Abruzzo is a DOCG from the delimited Teramo area, also available as Riserva.
- Moscato
- Moscato di ScanzoMoscato di Scanzo, also named Scanzo, is a sweet red wine from dried grapes grown in a defined Scanzorosciate area.
- NascettaNascetta has a named varietal wine in Langhe DOC, whose standard vineyard rule requires at least 85% of the grape.
- NebbioloNebbiolo is the sole grape permitted in the vineyards for Barolo DOCG, one precise expression of this variety.
- Nebbiolo d'AlbaNebbiolo d’Alba is a Nebbiolo denomination that includes Superiore and red, rosé, or white sparkling styles.
- NegroamaroNegroamaro leads Salice Salentino DOC red and rosé wines, with a higher grape minimum when Negroamaro is named on the wine.
- NizzaNizza is a red Barbera wine with distinct minimum maturation rules for the standard and Riserva styles.
- NosiolaNosiola is a white grape named in Trentino DOC, both in its varietal wine and as the principal grape of Trentino Vino Santo.
- NuragusNuragus is the principal grape of Nuragus di Cagliari DOC, whose rules permit a small share of other authorized white grapes.
- OffidaOffida DOCG comprises Pecorino, Passerina, and red wines with distinct grape rules.
- Oltrepo Pavese Metodo ClassicoOltrepò Pavese metodo classico is a Pinot Nero-led sparkling DOCG with separate Pinot Nero and rosé styles.
- OrvietoOrvieto is a white-wine denomination spanning defined parts of Umbria and Lazio, with styles ranging from dry to sweet.
- OvadaOvada, also named Dolcetto di Ovada Superiore, is a red Dolcetto DOCG with Vigna and Riserva mentions.
- Pecorino GrapePecorino is also a wine grape: it is the principal variety of Offida Pecorino DOCG, grown in its defined Marche production area.
- PelavergaRead the grape name closely in Verduno Pelaverga DOC: its specification calls for Pelaverga Piccolo, at a minimum of 85%.
- PiedirossoPiedirosso has a named varietal style in Vesuvio DOC, with different grape rules from the denomination’s generic red wine.
- PigatoPigato is a named wine grape in Riviera Ligure di Ponente DOC, whose Pigato wines require at least 95% of the variety.
- Pinot Grigio
- PrimitivoPrimitivo is the principal grape of Primitivo di Manduria DOC, from a defined production area in Taranto and Brindisi provinces.
- Primitivo di ManduriaPrimitivo di Manduria DOC is a red-wine denomination from a defined area of Taranto and Brindisi provinces.
- Primitivo di Manduria Dolce NaturalePrimitivo di Manduria Dolce Naturale is a sweet red DOCG made solely from Primitivo.
- ProseccoProsecco DOC includes still, frizzante, sparkling, and sparkling rosé wines from its defined northeastern Italian area.
- RabosoRaboso names need care: Piave Malanotte DOCG specifies Raboso Piave as its principal grape and also permits Raboso Veronese.
- RamandoloRamandolo is a sweet wine made solely from Verduzzo Friulano, also recognized in a Riserva style.
- Recioto della ValpolicellaRecioto della Valpolicella is a sweet red wine made from dried grapes, also produced as a sparkling wine.
- Recioto di GambellaraRecioto di Gambellara is a Garganega wine made from dried grapes, in Classico and sparkling styles.
- Recioto di SoaveRecioto di Soave is a sweet wine made from dried grapes, with Classico and sparkling styles.
- RefoscoRefosco is a name to read in full: Friuli Colli Orientali DOC distinguishes Refosco dal Peduncolo Rosso from Refosco Nostrano.
- Ribolla GiallaRibolla Gialla has a named varietal wine in Friuli Colli Orientali DOC, with at least 85% required in the vineyard composition.
- RoeroRoero DOCG includes Nebbiolo-led reds and Arneis-led whites, with a sparkling Arneis style too.
- Roero ArneisRoero Arneis is the Arneis-led white branch of Roero DOCG, with Riserva and sparkling styles.
- Romagna AlbanaRomagna Albana is an Albana-led denomination with dry, amabile, sweet, and passito styles.
- Rondinella
- RosazzoRosazzo is a white blend from a delimited Udine area, with Friulano as its largest required grape contribution.
- Rossese di DolceacquaRossese di Dolceacqua, also named Dolceacqua, is a Rossese-led red wine with a Superiore style.
- Rosso di MontalcinoRosso di Montalcino is a Sangiovese wine whose grapes come from the historically delimited Montalcino territory.
- RucheRuchè is the principal grape of Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato DOCG, whose area covers seven communes in Asti province.
- Ruche di Castagnole MonferratoRuchè di Castagnole Monferrato is a Ruchè-led red wine from seven Asti municipalities, also recognized as Riserva.
- SagrantinoSagrantino is the sole grape permitted in the vineyards for Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG, in a defined area of Perugia province.
- Sagrantino di MontefalcoSagrantino di Montefalco refers here to Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG, a red wine with dry and passito styles.
- Salice SalentinoSalice Salentino DOC encompasses red, rosé, white, and sparkling wines with distinct grape requirements.
- SassicaiaSassicaia belongs to Bolgheri Sassicaia DOC, a red-wine denomination from a delimited Castagneto Carducci area.
- Schioppettino
- SciacchetràCinque Terre Sciacchetrà is a Ligurian white passito made from grapes partially dried after harvest.
- Sforzato di ValtellinaSforzato di Valtellina, also called Sfursat, is a Nebbiolo-led red wine made from dried grapes.
- SoaveSoave DOC is a Garganega-led denomination that includes sparkling wine and the Classico and Colli Scaligeri designations.
- SuveretoSuvereto is a red-wine DOCG from the municipality of Suvereto, with blend and named-variety styles.
- TeroldegoTeroldego is the grape of Teroldego Rotaliano DOC, whose defined area occupies part of the Campo Rotaliano.
- Terre AlfieriTerre Alfieri DOCG covers Arneis whites and Nebbiolo reds from a defined Asti and Cuneo area.
- TignanelloTignanello is Marchesi Antinori’s Toscana IGT wine, made from Sangiovese and two Cabernet varieties from the named vineyard.
- TimorassoTimorasso has a named varietal wine in Colli Tortonesi DOC, with at least 95% required in its vineyard composition.
- TrentoTrento DOC is white or rosé sparkling wine made by bottle fermentation from grapes grown in its defined Trentino area.
- TrentodocMade from Chardonnay and/or Pinot Nero via metodo classico.
- Uva di TroiaUva di Troia is also known as Nero di Troia, the principal grape of Castel del Monte Nero di Troia Riserva DOCG.
- ValpolicellaValpolicella DOC has Classico and Valpantena designations and a Superiore style, each within its defined Verona area.
- Valtellina SuperioreValtellina Superiore is a Nebbiolo-led DOCG with separately delimited subzones and a Riserva qualification.
- VerdicchioVerdicchio is the principal grape of Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC, from a defined area in Ancona and Macerata provinces.
- Verdicchio dei Castelli di JesiVerdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC includes sparkling and passito wines alongside Classico and Superiore styles.
- Verdicchio di MatelicaVerdicchio di Matelica DOC includes sparkling and passito styles from a delimited Macerata and Ancona area.
- VermentinoVermentino is the principal grape of Vermentino di Gallura DOCG, whose grape-growing area is geographically defined as Gallura.
- Vermentino di GalluraMade from minimum 95% Vermentino grown on granitic soils in the Gallura region.
- Vermentino di SardegnaVermentino di Sardegna is a Vermentino-led DOC with frizzante and sparkling styles and a Sardinia-wide grape area.
- Vernaccia di San GimignanoVernaccia di San Gimignano is a white DOCG whose grapes grow on the hills of San Gimignano, also produced as Riserva.
- Vino Nobile di MontepulcianoVino Nobile di Montepulciano is a Sangiovese-led red DOCG with Riserva and separately regulated Pieve wines.