Covering the toe of Italy, Calabria has long been considered the country's undeveloped wine region but in recent years a new generation has given rise to vibrant scene of quality focussed independent winemakers.
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Situated on the Eastern side of Calabria’s toes shaped peninsula, the small appellation of Bivongi is home to red and white wines from local vari...
Read more ▸Calabria IGP is the regional classification for wines made throughout Italy's Calabria region.
Read more ▸Cirò is the leading DOC in Calabria and home to some of the region's most exciting wine-making.
Read more ▸Greco di Bianco is a little known sweet wine appellation for Passito from the Greco Bianco variety.
Read more ▸Red, white and rose wines are produced around the town of Lamezia. The locally admired Gaglioppo is often blended with Greco Nero. Whites are made ...
Read more ▸Melissa DOC is large but sparsely planted appellation in Calabria. It produces fruity red wines from Gaglioppo and aromatic whites from Greco Bianco.
Read more ▸An almost pointless appellation with virtually no production.
Read more ▸Savuto DOC is a small appellation in Calabria. Whites are based on the local Mantonico grape, while rose and reds are predominantly crafted with Ag...
Read more ▸Scavigna DOC is located between the Savuto and Lamezia DOCs this small appellation produces red and white wines. The appellation stands out amongst...
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