Veneto:
Cities and Towns

Italy is divided into 20 regions, two of which are islands. Each region includes a capital city and a variable number of provinces. Each province includes a city of the same name and a number of smaller towns called 'Comuni', or municipalities. The Comune is further broken down into smaller centers known as 'frazione', 'villaggio', 'borgata', and 'casale'.

Capital:	Venice (VE)
Provinces:	Belluno (BL), Padova (PD), Rovigo (RO), Treviso (TV), Venice (VE), Verona (VR), Vicenza (VI)
Important Wine Places:	Bardolino, Breganze, Gambellara, Soave, Valdobbiadene, Valpolicella, Verona

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DOCG and DOC Area
Point to names below to highlight the related production area on the regional map to the left. Click on it to read the grape information sheet.

DOCG:

Recioto di Soave

Bardolino

The wine made with the oldest vines can used the added mention "Classico". When paret of the grapes are crushed "in white", the wine can use the qualification "Chiaretto".

DOC:

Arcole

Bagnoli di Sopra o Bagnoli

It may use the definition "vigna" (vineyard) followed by the specific name. The wine made from the oldest vines can use the added denomination "Classico".

Bianco di Custoza

Breganze

Added Mentions: Riserva, Superiore

Garda e Garda Classico

Montello e Colli Asolani

Prosecco di Conegliano Valdobbiadene

Sub zone: Superiore di Cartizze

San Martino Della Battaglia

Soave

Valdadige o Etschtaler

Valpolicella o Recioto della Valpolicella

Vicenza

Vini del Piave o Piave

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