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Sicily, Italy
An active volcano now grows some of Italy's most sought-after reds and whites. 1. At a Glance Sicily is the large
Sardinia, Italy
A Mediterranean island whose grapes arrived by sea from Spain, and taste like it. 1. At a Glance Sardinia (Sardegna) is a large island
Puglia, Italy
The heel of Italy long fueled Europe's blends; now Primitivo carries its name abroad. 1. At a Glance Puglia (Apulia) is the
Piemonte, Italy
Fog-shrouded hills give Nebbiolo the slow ripening that makes Barolo and Barbaresco. 1. At a Glance Piemonte (Piedmont) sits in Italy's
Liguria, Italy
A sliver of coast so steep that vineyards need funicular rail and terraces built by hand. 1. At a Glance Liguria is the thin
Lombardy, Italy
Italy's answer to Champagne comes from here, and so does Nebbiolo grown at Alpine altitude. 1. At a Glance Lombardy wraps around
Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
Italy's white-wine benchmark, and the birthplace of the amber "orange" wine revival. 1. At a Glance Tucked into Italy&
Emilia-Romagna, Italy
The home of Italy's most misunderstood wine, fizzy red Lambrusco, and its first white DOCG. 1. At a Glance This long region
Abruzzo, Italy
One red grape carries four out of five bottles this mountainous coast produces. 1. At a Glance Abruzzo sits on Italy's central
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