The Franciacorta joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released December 20, 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Lombardy. The Denomination of …
The Aglianico del Taburno joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released December 20, 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Campania. The …
Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Teramane Hills joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released December 20, 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Abruzzo. The …
Chianti joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released on 30 November 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process should be made in the Tuscany region. The designation of origin and …
Recioto della Valpolicella joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released on 30 November 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Veneto. …
Barbaresco becomes part of the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released on 30 November 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Piedmont. The …
Amarone della Valpolicella joined the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released on 30 November 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process must be carried out in the region of Veneto. The …
Brunello di Montalcino becomes part of the official list of typical Italian products with the certification DOCG (denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin) that was released on 30 November 2011. Being a product DOCG certification requires that the entire production process should be made in the Tuscany region. The …
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 …
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 …
