The white wines of Pignoletto are produced with the Pignoletto grape, also known as Grechetto di Todi in Umbria. It often appears as a still wine, although plenty of producers make both frizzante and spumante versions. Some producers use the sub zones of Colli d'Iola, Modena and Reno on the labels.
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