**Lazio** ... — a central Italian region surrounding Rome, stretching from the Tyrrhenian coast to the Apennine foothills. It is best known for the everyday white wines poured in the capital. **Wines & grapes** — The classic style is Frascati, a dry white based on Malvasia and Trebbiano grown in the volcanic hills south of Rome. The region also makes other whites and a growing amount of red wine from both local and international grapes. **Character** — Volcanic soils and a warm Mediterranean climate shape wines that are typically fresh, soft and approachable in youth. While long associated with simple carafe whites, Lazio has seen quality-focused producers raise the profile of both its whites and reds in recent years.
Wines
- 753 A.C. – Roma DOC Bianco — Capizucchi
- Artico — Azienda Agricola Artico
- Bianco — Borgo del Baccano
- Bombo Nero Buono — Cincinnato
- Casal Morena — Fontana Candida
- Cesanese del Piglio — Alagna
- Fontana Candida — Casale Marchese
- Roma Rosso — Borgo del Baccano
- Sapiens Cesanese del Piglio — Federici
- Satrico — Casale del Giglio
- Sodale — Cotarella
- Viva — Poggio Bbaranèllo
Frequently asked questions
What wines are produced in Lazio?
753 A.C. – Roma DOC Bianco, Artico, Bianco, Bombo Nero Buono, Casal Morena and more.
Where is Lazio?
Lazio is a wine region in Italy.