Wine  Regions  of  Italy

Latest update: 20 February 2022
Some of the most famous Wine Regions of Italy are covered in the sections below from the Chianti hills in Tuscany to the endless vineyard landscapes of the Langhe and Monferrato regions in Piedmont. The Veneto is also represented with the bucolic Valpolicella region. 

The Italian wine regions provide their own type of holiday in Italy and there are wide-ranging options available. Some of the best trips in these regions including hiring a car and driving around the little towns and villages to try the wines. You obviously need more than one person for this, with a designated driver, but if that's not possible then there are driver hire services available as well. 
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Ponzano Monferrato, Piedmont
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Chianti

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Panzano in Chianti, Tuscany

Langhe

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Langhe, Piedmont

Monferrato

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Monferrato, Piedmont

Valpolicella

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Valpolicella, Veneto

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