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Lombardia

Also called Lombardy

197 wineries, 479 wines and 25 appellations. Lombardy stretches from the Swiss border south to the Po, around Milan, taking in the Alpine valleys, the great lakes and the plain. Its wine is scattered across very different corners: the terraced Nebbiolo of the Valtellina high in the Alps, the sparkling wines of Franciacorta on Lake Iseo, Lugana on the southern shore of Lake Garda, the hills of Bergamo, and south of the Po the Oltrepò Pavese, its largest wine area. Read more ↓

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Wineries in Lombardia

197 wineries
About the region

About Lombardia

The region had 23,400 hectares of vineyards and, in a year of difficult weather, made just over 1.2 million hectolitres in 2022, slightly more white than red and rosé. Its most planted grapes reflect that variety: Croatina 17 per cent, Pinot Nero 14, Chardonnay 13 and Barbera 12.

Lombardy has five DOCGs. Franciacorta and Oltrepò Pavese Metodo Classico are both bottle-fermented sparkling wines; Valtellina Superiore and Sforzato di Valtellina are Nebbiolo from the Alpine terraces, the second made from dried grapes; and Moscato di Scanzo is a rare sweet red from the hills of Bergamo. There are also 21 DOCs and 15 IGPs.

Questions readers ask

Wineries in Lombardia, briefly

How many wineries are there in Lombardia?

The catalogue lists 197 wineries in Lombardia, with 479 wines between them. 56 have a written profile, and 7 hold an award from a guide or a competition.

Which Lombardia estates have the most awarded wines?

By the results held here — Tre Bicchieri, Decanter and the other competitions — Berlucchi (14), Nino Negri (12), Rainoldi (12) and Ricci Curbastro (9), counting awarded wines.

What grapes does Lombardia grow?

Among whites, Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco and Trebbiano Toscano. Among reds, Pinot Nero, Nebbiolo and Croatina. Counted by the wines in the catalogue, not by hectares planted.

Which appellations does Lombardia have?

Lombardia has 25 appellations, 5 of them DOCG. The largest by number of producers: Lugana, Franciacorta and Curtefranca.

How these wines are grown