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Diversity in the Veneto
From Soaves to Amarones and beyond, distinctive reds and whites abound
Italy comprises a vast collection of winemaking realms, and one of its most diverse is the northern winegrowing region known as the Veneto, stretching from the shores of Lake Garda in the west to near Venice in the east. Its best terroirs lie among the valleys and rolling hills, with many of its more distinctive vineyards cultivated in the traditional pergola canopy style. Wine Spectator's Alison Napjus explains.
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