Multi-region
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What makes it special
Some appellations ignore regional borders. These cross from one region into another, usually because the landscape that defines the wine does.
What makes it unique
Lugana straddles the southern shore of Lake Garda between Lombardy and the Veneto, and Colli di Luni joins Liguria and Tuscany at the mouth of the Magra. Orvieto spills from Umbria into Lazio, and the Prosecco and Delle Venezie DOCs cover huge areas of the northeast.
Why you should care
They are a reminder that wine follows hills, rivers and lakes more than lines on a map. Some of them, like Lugana and Colli di Luni, are among the best wines on either side of the border.
| Appellation | Level | Status | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lison (Veneto / Friuli-Venezia Giulia) | DOCG | Still hunting | I can help |
| Colli di Luni (Liguria / Tuscany) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Delle Venezie (Veneto / Friuli / Trentino) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Garda (Veneto / Lombardy) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Lison-Pramaggiore (Veneto / Friuli-Venezia Giulia) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Lugana (Lombardy / Veneto) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Orvieto (Umbria / Lazio) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Prosecco (Veneto / Friuli-Venezia Giulia) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| San Martino della Battaglia (Lombardy / Veneto) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Valdadige (Etschtaler) (Trentino-Alto Adige / Veneto) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
| Valdadige Terradeiforti (Trentino / Veneto) | DOC | Still hunting | I can help |
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