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Glera, also
known as Prosecco, is a
white variety of
grape of
Slovenian and
Italian origin,
possibly from the
traditionally Slovenian-po****ted village...
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province of Trieste, Italy. It is made from the
Prosecco grape (renamed "
Glera" in
Italy in 2009), but
denomination rules allow up to 15% of the wine to...
- 65°41.67′N 18°5.90′W / 65.69450°N 18.09833°W / 65.69450; -18.09833 The
Glerá (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈklɛːrˌauː] , "gl**** river") is a
river in northern...
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including Avola, Erbula, Gargania, Garganja,
Glera (not to be
confused with the
Prosecco grape also
called Glera),
Goricka Ribola, Jarbola, Jerbula, Pignolo...
- for the
largest spit,
Oddeyri [ˈɔtːˌeiːrɪ],
which was
formed by the
river Glerá,
which runs
through the town. The name of the town is
possibly derived from...
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Riserva Ducale Varietals Sangiovese,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah,
Pinot Grigio,
Glera Other products Olive oil, Vin Santo,
Grappa Distribution International Website...
- Albilloidea,
Alsacia blanca,
Amber Ch****elas,
Amber Muscadine, Bar sur Aube, Bela
Glera, Bela Zlahtnina,
Berezka Prostaya,
Berioska Casla,
Beyaz Gutedel, Biela...
- Airén Aligoté
Catarratto Cayetana blanca Chardonnay Chenin blanc Colombard Glera /
Prosecco Grüner
Veltliner Macabeo Müller-Thurgau
Muscat Blanc à Pe****...
- and
Adriatic coast,
where it is
typical to
produce the
famous Prosecco (
Glera), and
other varieties are
grown like Merlot, Carménère, Verduzzo, Raboso...
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Conegliano is
noted for its wine,
chiefly the dry
white Prosecco (made from the
glera grape)
which comes in
three varieties:
tranquillo (still),
frizzante (slightly...
