Le regioni

Italian wine regions

Italy has twenty wine regions — from the alpine valleys in the north to the volcanic hills of the south. Climate, soil and grapes give every district its own voice. These are the regions iVino sources from, and what makes them unique.

  • Campania

    Irpinia

    Aglianico · Fiano · Greco di Tufo · Falanghina

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    Climate and terroir

    Volcanic soils from Vesuvius, high hills at 400–700 m above sea level and wide day-to-night temperature swings that give fresh, mineral wines.

    Character

    Southern Italy's answer to Burgundy — slow-maturing reds with structure and whites with a straight-backed acidity. The DOCG appellations Taurasi, Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo all belong here.

    Wines from Irpinia in our range

  • Abruzzo

    Abruzzo

    Montepulciano · Trebbiano · Pecorino

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    Climate and terroir

    Coastal plains and hills between the Apennines and the Adriatic, with a mild climate cooled by breezes from the mountains.

    Character

    Deep, juicy reds from Montepulciano d'Abruzzo — dark fruit, soft tannins and remarkable value for the quality. Pecorino gives fresh, herbal whites.

    Wines from Abruzzo in our range

  • Trentino-Alto Adige

    Trentino

    Chardonnay · Pinot Nero · Nosiola

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    Climate and terroir

    Alpine valleys around Lake Garda, cold nights and the local Peler wind that create ideal conditions for sparkling wine.

    Character

    Home of Trento DOC — bottle-fermented sparkling wine (Metodo Classico) that measures up to Champagne. Whites with sharp minerality and elegant fruit.

    Wines from Trentino in our range