Umbria
Umbria is a wine region in Italy. A landlocked, hilly region in central Italy, known for structured reds and traditional white wines.
Where it is
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Places in Umbria
Colli Martani
Central Umbrian hills between Todi and Montefalco, known for white wines based on Grechetto.
Colli del Trasimeno
Vineyards in the hills around Lake Trasimeno in western Umbria, where the lake moderates temperature extremes.
Lago di Corbara
The stretch of the Tiber dammed into a lake between Orvieto and Todi, planted on its warm slopes.
Montefalco Sagrantino
A central Umbrian appellation for 100% Sagrantino, with long mandatory aging before release.
Orvieto Classico
The historic core of the Orvieto vineyard, on volcanic tufa around the cathedral town itself.
Torgiano
A small Umbrian hill zone between two rivers, with a Riserva tier held back for years.
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Classic styles
Producers in Umbria
Barberani
Barberani makes Orvieto wines from grapes such as Grechetto and also specializes in noble-rot wines, where a beneficial mold concentrates sugar in the grapes.