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Reading an Italian Wine Label

Translation of Italian to English, helping you to save confusion when buying a bottle of Italian Wine.

Abboccato - Medium-sweet and full bodied

Amabile - Medium-sweet

Annata - Vintage

Azienda (or Casa) agricola - An estate that uses its own grapes in production of its wines

Azienda (or Casa) vinicola - A producer who buys in and vinifies, usually a large scale operation

Azienda (or Casa) vitivinicola - An estate that grows vines, buys in grapes and makes wines

Bianco - White

Botte - Cask

Bottiglia - Bottle

Cantina Sociale - Co-operative cellar

Cascina - Farmhouse (estate)

Cerasuolo - Cherry red

Chiaretto - Deep rose'

Classico - The original centre of a DOC region, making the most typical wines.

Consorzio - Producers' trade association, whose members' wines are identified by a neck-label

Dolce - Sweet

Fattoria - Estate

Fermentazione naturale - Natural sparkle in a wine

Frizzante - Slighty sparkling

Imbottigliato all'origine - Estate bottled

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Gouda

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If you are going to be drinking an Oregon wine such as the Cabernet Sauvignon then you will want to have one or two of the following types of cheeses to go along with it:
Baby Swiss
Bleu Cheese
Brie
Camembert

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