The Chianti Classico joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released on 30 September 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process should be made in the Tuscany region. The production area …
Valpolicella Ripasso joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOC (denomination of controlled origin) that was released March 24, 2010. Being a DOC certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Veneto. The designation of origin Valpolicella Ripasso …
Prosecco di Conegliano Valdobbiadene joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released July 17, 2009. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Veneto. Prosecco …
Roero joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released December 24, 2004. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Piedmont. The denomination of controlled …
Fiano di Avellino joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released August 5, 2003. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Campania. The Denomination …
The Greco di Tufo joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released August 5, 2003. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Campania. The Denomination …
Soave Superiore joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released October 29, 2001. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Veneto. The denomination of …
Recioto di Soave joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released May 7, 1998. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Veneto. The denomination …
The Vin Santo del Chianti joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOC (denomination of controlled origin) that was released September 27, 1997. Being a DOC certification requires that the entire production process should be made in the Tuscany region. The production area of the …
The Colli of Etruria Centrale joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOC (denomination of controlled origin) that was released July 7, 1997. Being a DOC certification requires that the entire production process should be made in the Tuscany region. The DOC Colli of Etruria …
