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Sagrantino is an
Italian grape variety that is
indigenous to the
region of
Umbria in
Central Italy. It is
grown primarily in the
village of Montefalco...
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Montefalco Sagrantino (also
Sagrantino di
Montefalco before 2009) is a
style of
Italian wine made with 100%
Sagrantino grapes in and
around the comune...
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geographical area for its wine, the reds
usually including the
highly localized Sagrantino grape variety. The town's
museum is in a
former church,
which has a fresco...
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between 60% and 70% Sangiovese,
along with a
requirement of 10% to 15%
Sagrantino, and the winemaker's
choice of
other red
grapes for the
remainder (up...
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worked with the
University of California,
Davis on
bringing the rare
Sagrantino to the
United States. His
Sangiovese was the
winner of the 2010 California...
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alcohol levels.
Sagrantino: a rare
native of Umbria, as of 2010, it is
planted on only 994
hectares (2,460 acres).
Montefalco Sagrantino and Montefalco...
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freshwater perch, grayling, eel, barbel, whitefish, and tench.
Orvieto and
Sagrantino di
Montefalco are
important regional wines. In the
Aosta Valley, bread-thickened...
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Archived from the
original on 21 July 2011.
Retrieved 24
April 2010. "
Sagrantino di Montefalco: From
Umbria Comes The Best Red Wine You
Never Tasted!"...
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Rufete /
Tinta Pinheira /
Tinta Carvalha /
Rufeta Portugal,
Douro DOC
Sagrantino Italy,
Umbria Sangiovese Italy,
Tuscany 63,000 (Italy), 2,800 (Argentina)...
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Santo Toscano (or Vin Santo)
Umbria Grechetto Orvieto Rosso di
Montefalco Sagrantino Torgiano Veneto Amarone Bardolino Colli Euganei Conegliano Veneto Custoza...
