You can find here a list of Italian wines grouped by the region of production. In Italy there are 20 regions and each one has some valuable productions of white and red wines. Each wine is identified by its designation of origin (Italian DOC, DOCG or IGT name) and the name of the grape variety (i.e. in Alto Adige Cabernet Sauvignon, "Alto Adige" is the Italian name of the DOC production area, and "Cabernet Sauvignon" is of course the name of the well known international grape variety it is made of - usually with a minimun percentage of the 85%). When the wine is made of an undefined blend of different grape varieties (chosen among the red or white varieties listed in the DOC specifications) the wine has the generic appellation of "rosso" (red), "bianco" (white) or "rosato" (i.e. "Bolgheri Rosso").