Umbria is a central Italian region famed for its Sagrantino, but increasingly adept at producing high quality wines from a number of local varieties.
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Both red and white wines can be produced in Assisi, notably from varietals such as Grechetto di Todi, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Sangiovese.
Read more ▸Sometimes referred to as simply Trasimeno DOC, the area produces a range of different wine styles from both local and international varieties.
Read more ▸The wines are Colli Martani are grown and produced just south of the Umbrian town of Perugia. White wine blends rely on Trebbiano Toscano while red...
Read more ▸Colli Perugini is a DOC wine found in the hills close to to the Umbrian town of Perugia. A broad range of grape varieties are permitted here but Gr...
Read more ▸Lago di Corbara is a small DOC wine from Umbria, located very close to historical Orvieto producing both red and white wines as well as sparkling a...
Read more ▸Montefalco DOC is a red and white wine appellation in the heart of Umbria in central Italy. Once considered the baby brother to Montefalco Sagranti...
Read more ▸Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG is a full bodied red wine produced entirely from the Sagrantino grape that originates from the town of Montefalco in ...
Read more ▸The little known Umbrian IGP of Narni is best known for the pioneering work of Leonardo Bussoletti who has lead the revival of interest around the ...
Read more ▸Orvietano Rosso is a relatively new DOC created to facilitate red winemaking in an essentially white grape growing territory. The wines of Orvieto ...
Read more ▸Orvieto is arguably the most famous wine in Umbria. Known predominantly as an inexpensive white wine from the Grechetto di Orvieto.
Read more ▸Spoleto is a small winemaking territory in Umbria in central Italy known predominantly for its white wines. The Trebbiano Spoletino grape is the hi...
Read more ▸Todi is home to the rather interesting Grechetto di Todi grape variety, known in other areas as Pignoletto. It produces crisp white wines with dist...
Read more ▸One of Italy's most historic wines. Torgiano Rosso Riserva must be a minimum of 70% Sangiovese and is best known via the Lungarotti family and thei...
Read more ▸The IGP appellation of Umbria covers winemaking throughout the region, allowing producers greater flexibility in terms of the grape varieties they ...
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