Retagliado bianco
A Sardinian white grape often blended with Vermentino.
Retagliado bianco is a white Italian wine grape found in Sardinia since at least the late 1800s. It is permitted in Colli del Limbara IGT wines, often blended with Vermentino. This variety was long mistaken for the Corsican grape Brustiano bianco, once believed extinct until vineyards turned up in Sardinia.
Quick Facts
- First recorded mention
- 1877
- Primary regions
- Provinces of Olbia-Tempio and Sassari in Sardinia
- Authorized igt
- Colli del Limbara
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