Sagrantino
Sign in to saveSagrantino is an Italian grape variety that is indigenous to the region of Umbria in Central Italy. It is grown primarily in the village of Montefalco and the surrounding area, with a recent rapid increase in planting area from in 2000 to by 2010 dedicated to the grape, in the hands of about 50 producers.
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- Instance of
- grape variety
- Country of origin
- Italy
- Image
- Montefalco z09.jpg
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- Sagrantino
- native label
- Sagrantino
- fruit color
- black
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Sagrantino is an Italian grape variety that is indigenous to the region of Umbria in Central Italy. It is grown primarily in the village of Montefalco and the surrounding area, with a recent rapid increase in planting area from in 2000 to by 2010 dedicated to the grape, in the hands of about 50 producers.
== History ==
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