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Lacrima

Pronunciation: /lˈakrima/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Lacrima.mp3 Synonym(s): N/A COLOUR: Red Interesting Facts: The grapes of Lacrima, aptly named for their teardrop shape, boast a delicate skin that readily tears, both on the vine and in the hands, hence the name “lacrima,” which translates to “tear” in Italian. While Lacrima shares aromatic qualities with Aleatico, it is […]

Guardavalle

Pronunciation: /ɡwardavˈalle/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Guardavalle.mp3 Synonym(s): Greco Bianco di Cirò Greco di Cirotano Montonico di Rogliano Uva da Passito Uva Greca Vardavalli COLOUR: White Interesting Facts: Guardavalle has a long history in Calabria and has been cultivated in the region for centuries, contributing to the rich viticultural heritage of the area. Guardavalle is considered a […]

Groppello di Mocasina

Pronunciation: /ɡropːˈɛllo mokazˈina/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Groppello-di-Mocasina.mp3 Synonym(s): Groppello di San Stefano Groppello Moliner COLOUR: Red Interesting Facts: Groppello di Mocasina stands out easily among other Groppellos due to its notably small bunches and berries. Throughout history, it has commonly been blended with other varieties like Barbera, Sangiovese, and Marzemino. Winemakers are increasingly exploring the quality […]

Groppello Gentile

Pronunciation: /ɡropːˈɛllo d͡ʒentˈile/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Groppello-Gentile.mp3   Synonym(s): Groppella Groppello Comune Groppellone COLOUR: Red Interesting Facts: Groppello Gentile has a longstanding tradition of being blended with other varieties, particularly Groppello di Mocasina, showcasing its versatility and ability to contribute to complex wine blends. Its cultivation and blending history reflect the cultural heritage and winemaking traditions […]

Groppello di Revò

Pronunciation: /ɡropːˈɛllo dˈi revˈɔ/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Groppello-di-Revo.mp3 Synonym(s): Gropel Gropel Nones Groppello Anaune COLOUR: Red Interesting Facts: After the devastation caused by phylloxera, Gropello di Revò faced significant challenges. Its survival was likely ensured by its ability to thrive in the steep terrain along the shores of Lake Santa Giustina, where it often grew alongside […]

Grillo

Pronunciation: /ɡrˈillo/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Grillo.mp3 Synonym(s): Ariddu Riddu Rossese Bianco COLOUR: White Interesting Facts: The term “grillo” stems from “grilli,” Sicilian for pips or seeds. The Grillo grape is the offspring of a natural union between Catarratto and Moscato di Alessandria, also known as Zibibbo. It is considered the ideal grape for producing Marsala wines. […]

Grignolino

Pronunciation: /ɡriɲolˈino/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Grignolino.mp3 Synonym(s): Balestra Verbesino Arlandino Rossetto Barbesino COLOUR: Red Interesting Facts: The wine gained particular acclaim for its role in producing “chiaretti”, which were light red wines popular across Piedmont in the sixteenth century. The term “Grignolè” stems from the facial expressions (or teeth-gritting) evoked by the high acidity and tannins […]

Greco Nero

Pronunciation: /ɡrˈɛko nˈero/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Greco-Nero.mp3 Synonym(s): Maglioccone Greca Niura COLOUR: Red Interesting Facts: Numerous distinct variations of Greco Nero can coexist, sometimes within the same geographical region. It is widely acknowledged that the authentic Greco Nero thrives in Calabria, where its lineage dates back thousands of years. Assessing the specific contribution of Greco Nero […]

Greco Moro

Pronunciation: /ɡrˈɛko mˈɔro/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Greco-Moro.mp3 Synonym(s): N/A COLOUR: White Interesting Facts: When Greco Moro grapes ripen, they exhibit a deep, rusty hue (with “moro” translating to Moorish or dark-skinned). Despite its significance, Greco Moro has not undergone formal academic ampelographic studies or DNA profiling. It is often incorporated into the Cori Bianco blend. Where […]

Greco Giallo

Pronunciation: /ɡrˈɛko d͡ʒˈallo/ Voice File: https://winesafariitalia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Greco-Giallo.mp3 Synonym(s): N/A COLOUR: White Interesting Facts: While historically there were numerous grape varieties known as Greco Giallo, today, the authentic Greco Giallo seems to thrive in just a few scattered rows within the countryside of Lazio near the town of Cori. The grape clusters of Greco Giallo are small, […]

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