Trentino – Alto Adige
Cities and Towns

Italy is divided into 20 regions, two of which are islands. Each region includes a capital city and a variable number of provinces. Each province includes a city of the same name and a number of smaller towns called 'Comuni', or municipalities. The Comune is further broken down into smaller centers known as 'frazione', 'villaggio', 'borgata', and 'casale'.

Capital:	Bolzano (BZ)
Provinces:	Bolzano (BZ), Trento (TN)
Important Wine Places:	Appiano, Avio, Bolzano (or Bozen), Bressanone (or Brixen), Caldaro (or Kaltern), Cornaiano (or Girlan), Faedo, Lavis, Magré (or Margreid), Mezzacorona, Mezzolombardo, Rovereto, Termeno (or Tramin), Trento.

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DOCG and DOC Area
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DOC:

Alto Adige o Südtirol

Alto Adige Colli di Bolzano o Südtirol Bozner Leiten (sub zone)

Alto Adige Meranese o Südtirol Meraner (sub zone)

Alto Adige Santa Maddalena o Südtirol St. Magdalener (sub zone)

Alto Adige Terlano o Südtirol Terlaner (sub zone)

Alto Adige Valle Isarco o Südtirol Eisacktaler (sub zone)

Alto Adige Valle Venosta o Südtirol Vinschgau (sub zone)

Casteller

Lago di Caldaro o Caldaro

Il tipo Classico ed il tio Classico Supriore possono avvalersi della specificazione aggiuntiva "Alto Adige" o"Südtirol"

Sorni (sub zone)

Teroldego Rotaliano

Trentino

Trento

Valdadige o Etschtaler

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