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Italy of Wines

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History, Geography,  and Culture
of Italian Wine

Wines, Grape varieties, Typical products of each and every region in Italy, with more than 90 detailed regional maps.

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Italy's Native Wine Grapes Guide

Vespaiolo

Grape's Data Sheet

The Vespaiolo Wine Grape in Italy

The Wine Grape known as Vespaiolo is a recognized synonym for the Vespaiola grape variety.To get to the page of the Vespaiola wine-grape, with all the ampelographic and agricultural information as well as the organoleptic features of the varietal wines produced with the Vespaiola wine-grape, click here.

Vespaiolo - The Grape and the Wines

Vespaiolo - General Info Table

Vespaiolo is one of the   with White berry widespread mainly in Veneto, officially listed in the “Catalogo nazionale varietà di vite” since . Its surface under vines in Italy is .
Berry colorWhite berry
Main RegionVeneto

Vespaiolo - Ampelographic Data

Each grape variety is characterized by Ampelographic Descriptors that define the appearance of its main elements. The ampelographic features of the Vespaiolo grape variety are:
Leaf Features
The leaf of the Vespaiolo grape variety is .
Bunch Features
The bunch of the Vespaiolo grape variety is .
Berry Features
The berries of the Vespaiolo grape variety are

Vespaiolo - Wine Features

The Varietal Wine obtained from each and every Grape Variety, features precisely defined organoleptic characteristics. Referred to Vespaiolo grapes, they are as follows:
Varietal Wine's features
The wine obtained from Vespaiolo grapes is .

Vespaiolo - Agricultural & Productive Features

Each and every grape variety features very specific agricultural and productive characteristics, such as productivity, yield, ripening time, the ideal type of climate or pruning system, sensitivity to adversities, varying degrees of disease resistance and many others. For the Vespaiolo grape variety, the main characteristics are: