Region

Italian wine is considered by many to be among the finest quality wines in the world.  Italian white wines and red wines can be found just about anywhere, shipped in by wine merchants for all to enjoy. An Italian vintage wine always makes an awe-inspiring gift, and even Italian table wine adds a festive atmosphere to liven up any meal.  While all Italian wines are created by expert wine makers in vineyards across the country, they are not all the same.  The wine regions of Italy produce many different varies of grapes, and they each create different subtle or complex flavors in their own right.
Wine regions of Italy include areas like Abruzzo, Campania, Fruili-Venezia, Lombardia, Piemonte, Puglia, Sicily, Trentino-Alto, Toscana, and Veneto.  If you look at the wine region map on Ditalia.com, you can see where each wine region resides throughout the country of Italy.  Many different characteristics affect regional wine: the sunlight, the soil, and the rainfall all contribute to what varietals of grapes can be grown in that specific area.  A wine tour through these regions will reveal beautiful Italian vineyards with many different wine making processes, but all resulting in some of the best wine you'll ever taste.  And luckily, Italian wine makers will ship their wine across the world so that we may buy Italian wine online and in stores.  The wine regions of Italy are a great way to determine which wine works best for your taste buds or for the dish you are preparing.