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Albarola is a
white Italian wine
grape variety grown in the
northwest Italy. It is most
commonly found in the
Liguria region where producers in the Cinqueterre...
- DOC
produces light white wines made from
grape varieties such as Bosco,
Albarola and Vermentino. In the west is the red wine-producing
region of Dolceacqua...
- The
eponymous Cinque Terre and the Sciachetrà are both made
using Bosco,
Albarola, and
Vermentino grapes. Both
wines are
produced by the
Cooperative Agricoltura...
- Alvarinho, Azal Blanco,
Galego and Galeguinho.
Spain Albarola Albarola bianca,
Albarola di Lavagna,
Albarola trebbiana,
Bianchetta Genovese, Calcatella, Calcatella...
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Sicily Albaranzeuli bianco White Sardinia Albaranzeuli nero Red
Sardinia Albarola White Liguria Albarossa Red
Veneto Aleatico Red
Puglia and
Lazio Alionza...
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containing at
least 40% of the
Bosco grape, but may also
contain up to 40% of
Albarola and/or
Vermentino and up to 20% of
other white-berried
grapes approved...
- del
Tigullio Spumante del
Tigullio Vermentino del
Tigullio Corochinato Albarola Bianco di Luni
Bianco di
Levanto Cinque Terre Novello di
Levanto Rosso...
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Piacenza (PC)
Frazioni Grazzano Visconti, Cabina,
Borgo di Sotto, Villò,
Albarola, Carmiano, Bicchignano, Veano,
Chiulano Government • Mayor
Gianluca Argellati...
- to 40%. The
white wines are
composed of 40-75%
Vermentino with 20-55%
Albarola, 5-40%
Bosco and up to 5% of
other local white grape varieties. P. Saunders...
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terraces and to
return them to
their previous success for
production of
Albarola and
Vermentino vineyards. One such hill, Corniolo, is
featured as not only...
