List of Italian IGT wines

List of Italian IGT wines

A list of the Italian IGT ("Indicazione Geografica Tipica") wines, in alphabetical order by region. Note that IGT wines are not produced in Piedmont or the Val’Aosta.

Wines of the Abruzzo

*Alto Tirino ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of L'Aquila.
*Colli Aprutini ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Teramo.
*Colli del Sangro ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Chieti.
*Colline Frentane ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Chieti.
*Colline Pescaresi ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Pescara.
*Colline Teatine ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Chieti.
*del Vastese or Histonium ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Chieti.
*Terre di Chieti ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Chieti.
*Valle Peligna ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of L'Aquila.

Wines of Basilicata

*Basilicata ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Basilicata.
*Grottino di Roccanova ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Potenza.

Wines of Calabria

*Arghillà ("Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Reggio Calabria.
*Calabria ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Calabria.
*Condoleo ("Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cosenza.
*Costa Viola ("Bianco"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Reggio Calabria.
*Esaro ("Bianco"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cosenza.
*Lipuda ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Crotone.
*Locride ("Bianco"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Reggio Calabria.
*Palizzi ("Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Reggio Calabria.
*Pellaro ("Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Reggio Calabria.
*Scilla ("Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Reggio Calabria.
*Val di Neto ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito") produced in the province of Crotone.
*Valdamato ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Catanzaro.
*Valle del Crati ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Passito"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cosenza.

Wines of Campania

*Falanghina del Beneventano ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Benevento.
*Campania ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito", "Liquoroso" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito", "Liquoroso" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Campania.
*Colli di Salerno ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Salerno.
*Dugenta ("Bianco"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Benevento.
*Epomeo ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territories of the communes lying within the island of Ischia in the province of Napoli.
*Irpinia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito", "Liquoroso" and "Novello") produced in the province of Avellino.
*Paestum ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Salerno.
*Pompeiano ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territory of the province of Napoli, excluding the island of Ischia.
*Roccamonfina ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Caserta.
*Terre del Volturno ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Caserta. Wines specifying the grape variety Asprinio may also be produced in the style "Frizzante".

Wines of Emilia-Romagna

*Bianco di Castelfranco Emilia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante") produced in the provinces of Bologna and Modena.
*Emilia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Ferrara, Modena, Parma, Piacenza, Reggio Emilia and in that part of the province of Bologna to the left of the river Sillaro.
*Fortana del Taro ("Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Parma.
*Forlì ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Forlì-Cesena.
*Modena or Provincia di Modena, produced in the province of Modena. The grape variety must be stated as one of:
**Lambrusco ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello")
**Malbo gentile ("Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello")
**Trebbiano ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante")
*Ravenna ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Ravenna.

Wines of Friuli-Venezia Giulia

*Alto Livenza ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Pordenone (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) and Treviso (Veneto).
*delle Venezie ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Gorizia, Pordenone, Trieste and Udine (Friuli-Venezia Giulia), Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige), Belluno, Padova, Rovigo, Treviso, Venezia, Verona and Vicenza (Veneto).
*Venezia Giulia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Gorizia, Pordenone, Trieste and Udine.

Wines of the Lazio

* Civitella d'Agliano ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territory of the commune of Civitella d'Agliano in the province of Viterbo.
* Colli Cimini ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Viterbo.
*Frusinate or del Frusinate ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Frosinone.
*Lazio ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Passito") produced throughout the region of Lazio.

Wines of Liguria

* Colline del Genovesato ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante") produced in the province of Genova.
* Colline Savonesi ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Savona.
*Golfo dei Poeti or Golfo dei poeti La Spezia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Passito") produced in the province of La Spezia.

Wines of Lombardy

* Alto Mincio ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Mantova.
* Benaco Bresciano ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Brescia.
* Bergamasca ("Bianco"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", Moscato and "Novello") produced in the province of Bergamo.
* Collina del Milanese ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Lodi, Milano and Pavia.
* Montenetto di Brescia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Brescia.
* province of Mantova ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Mantova.
* province of Pavia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Pavia.
* Quistello ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Mantova.
* Ronchi di Brescia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Brescia.
* Sabbioneta ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Mantova.
* Sebino (Bianco "Passito"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Brescia.
* Terrazze Retiche di Sondrio ("Bianco"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Sondrio.
*Valcamonica ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Passito"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", where one of the following grape varieties may be indicated: Marzemino or Merlot)

Wines of the Marche

*Marche ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Marche.

Wines of Molise

*Rotae ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Isernia.
*Osco or Terre degli Osci ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Campobasso.

Wines of Piedmont

No IGT wines are produced in Piedmont.

Wines of Puglia

*Daunia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Foggia.
*Murgia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Bari.
*Puglia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Puglia.
*Salento ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Brindisi, Lecce and Taranto.
*Tarantino ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Taranto.
* Valle d'Itria ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Bari, Brindisi and Taranto.

Wines of Sardinia

*Barbagia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Nuoro.
*Colli del Limbara ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Sassari, Olbia-Tempio and Nuoro.
*Isola dei Nuraghi ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Sardegna
*Marmilla ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Cagliari and Oristano.
*Nurra ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Sassari.
*Ogliastra ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Cagliari and Nuoro.
*Parteolla ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cagliari.
*Planargia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Nuoro and Oristano.
*Provincia di Nuoro ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Nuoro.
*Romangia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Sassari.
*Sibiola ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cagliari.
*Tharros ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Oristano.
*Trexenta ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cagliari.
*Valle del Tirso ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Oristano.
*Valli di Porto Pino ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Cagliari.

Wines of Sicily

*Camarro ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Trapani.
*Colli Ericini ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante") produced in the province of Trapani.
*Fontanarossa di Cerda ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territory of the commune of Cerda in the province of Palermo.
*Salemi ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territory of the commune of Salemi in the province of Trapani.
*Salina ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territory of the Isole Eolie in the province of Messina.
*Sicilia ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Liquoroso"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Liquoroso" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Sicilia.
*Valle Belice ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Agrigento.

Wines of Tuscany

*Alta Valle della Greve ("Bianco"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Firenze.
*Colli della Toscana Centrale ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Arezzo, Firenze, Pistoia, Prato and Siena.
* Maremma Toscana ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Grosseto.
*Toscano or Toscana ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and Abboccato; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and Abboccato; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", Abboccato and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Toscana.
*Val di Magra ("Bianco"; "Rosato"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced in the province of Massa Carrara.

Wines of Trentino-South Tyrol

*Atesino delle Venezie ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); produced in the province of Trento.
*delle Venezie ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige), Gorizia, Pordenone, Trieste and Udine (Friuli-Venezia Giulia), Belluno, Padova, Rovigo, Treviso, Venezia, Verona and Vicenza (Veneto).
*Mitterberg or Mitterberg zwischen Gfrill und Toll or Mitterberg tra Cauria and Tel ("Weiss", or "Bianco", in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; Rosé o Rosato in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rot", or "Rosso", in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the province of Bolzano.
*Vallagarina ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige) and Verona (Veneto).
*Vigneti delle Dolomiti or Weinberg Dolomiten ("Weiss", or "Bianco", in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; Rosé o Rosato in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rot", or "Rosso", in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello") produced in the provinces of Bolzano and Trento.

Wines of Umbria

*Allerona ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Terni.
*Bettona ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Novello") produced throughout the administrative territory of the commune of Bettona in the province of Perugia.
*Cannara ("Rosso" in the styles "normale" and "Passito") produced throughout the administrative territories of the communes of Bettona, Bevagna and Cannara in the province of Perugia.
*Narni ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Passito" and "Novello") produced in the province of Terni.
*Spello ("Bianco"; "Rosato"; "Rosso") produced throughout the administrative territory of the commune of Spello in the province of Perugia.
*Umbria ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Passito" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Umbria.

Wines of the Valle d'Aosta

No IGT wines are produced in the Valle d'Aosta.

Wines of the Veneto

*Alto Livenza ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Treviso (Veneto) and Pordenone (Friuli-Venezia Giulia).
*Colli Trevigiani ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); produced in the province of Treviso.
*Conselvano ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); produced in the province of Padova.
*delle Venezie ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Belluno, Padova, Rovigo, Treviso, Venezia, Verona and Vicenza (Veneto), Gorizia, Pordenone, Trieste and Udine (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) and Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige).
*Marca Trevigiana ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); produced in the province of Treviso.
*Provincia di Verona ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); produced in the province of Verona.
*Vallagarina ("Bianco" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale" and "Frizzante"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Novello"); an inter-regional IGT produced in the provinces of Verona (Veneto) and Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige).
*Veneto ("Bianco" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile" and "Passito"; "Rosato" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante" and "Amabile"; "Rosso" in the styles "normale", "Frizzante", "Amabile", "Passito" and "Novello") produced throughout the region of Veneto.

ee also

*Indicazione Geografica Tipica
*List of Italian DOC wines
*List of Italian DOCG wines
*Italian wine

References

* This list was derived from , in the version current at 12:00, 7 December 2006 (UTC) [http://it.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vini_ad_Indicazione_Geografica_Tipica&oldid=5570733]


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