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  Cantine La Pergola (1) Costaripa (2) Fattoria Ca' Granda (1) Lazzari (4) Le Sincette (1) Peri (1) Podere dei Folli (1)

Classification

•  "Trentino DOC" stands for "Denominazione di Origine Controllata" from Trentino, which is an Italian wine classification system indicating wines that come from a specific region and meet certain quality standards. (3)
•  Benaco Bresciano IGT stands for Indicazione Geografica Tipica and refers to a specific geographical area located in the province of Brescia, Italy. (18)
•  Botticino DOC (5)
•  Franciacorta Doc (2)
•  Garda Classico Bianco DOC (4)
•  Garda Classico Chiaretto DOC (1)
•  Garda Classico Groppello DOC (6)
•  Garda Classico Rosso DOC (5)
•  Garda DOC is a designation of origin for wines produced around Lake Garda in Italy. (20)
•  Garda Marzemino (3)
•  Land of Flowers Doc (1)
•  Lugana DOC (51)
•  Montenetto Di Brescia and Capriano Del Colle (5)
•  Passiti is a term in Italian used to refer to sweet wines made from grapes that have been dried or partially dried before fermentation. These wines are typically rich, full-bodied, and have a higher sugar content compared to regular wines. (4)
•  Red Wine (1)
•  Riviera Del Garda Bresciano DOC (26)
•  Riviera Del Garda DOC refers to a designation of origin for wines produced in the Riviera del Garda area in Italy. (9)
•  Rosé Wine (1)
•  S. Martino D/ Battaglia DOC (7)
•  Sparkling (3)
•  Sparkling wines (34)
•  Valpolicella DOC (1)
•  Valtènesi DOC is a designation of origin for wines produced in the Lombardy region of Italy. (4)
•  White Mantova IGT Province (1)
•  White Wine (1)

Name and Grape Variety

•  "Groppello" is a type of red wine grape variety grown in the Lombardy region of Italy. (3)
•  Marzemino is a type of red wine grape variety commonly grown in northern Italy, particularly in the regions of Trentino and Veneto. (1)

Vintage

•  2018 (1)
•  2020 (1)
•  2021 (1)
•  2022 (3)
•  2023 (1)

Philosophy

•  I'm sorry, but "fivi" is not an Italian word. It doesn't have a specific meaning in Italian. It could be a typo or a misspelling. If you have more context or information, I'd be happy to help you further. (5)
•  Organic (7)