There is a lot of Tuscany, especially Brunello di Montalcino, with 7 labels, making it the most represented territory, but also Chianti Classico and Super Tuscans. And then Piedmont, with Barolo (5) and Barbaresco (2), the classic method bubbles of Franciacorta (3), lots of Sicily (4), Alto Adige (2), Campania, Sardinia, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Abruzzo and Basilicata.

It is a real immersion into the Italy of wine and its most prestigious territories, appellations and brands, the Top 50 of the best wines of Italy lined up, for “Forbes Italia”, by Luca Gardini, one of the most appreciated palates and noses in the wine world and the best critic on Italian wine according to “The Best Wine Critic of the World Competition” by Tastingbook.com.