Vini Rossi da Vitigni Vecchi
by Dustin Soiseth
Italy has a lot of different wine grapes, and I mean a lot. Some counts put it at more than sixteen hundred different varietals, many with deep roots in the historical record. Here are three unique grapes grown almost exclusively in their own corners of Italy, each one a piece of living history.
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