Bergamo Hills includes the listed appellations Scanzo, Terre del Colleoni and Valcalepio. Viticulture in Valcalepio is documented back to Roman times. Valcalepio and Moscato di Scanzo are expressions of the local hills and growers.
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- Brescia Hills (Botticino, Cellatica, Capriano)No producers listed yetBotticino, Cellatica and Capriano del Colle make up this Brescia Hills group. It includes a calcareous-clay plateau, difficult slopes and Botticino's small area beside Brescia.
- Franciacorta & Curtefranca8 producersBetween Brescia and Lake Iseo, Franciacorta covers about 200 square kilometres across 19 municipalities. Franciacorta and Curtefranca are the listed appellations.
- Garda & Lugana (Brescia/Mantova shore)7 producersThis Lombardia area includes Lugana, on the morainic plain south of Lake Garda. Lake conditions and clay soils support whites with freshness, mineral character and weight.
- Milan & Lodi PlainNo producers listed yetMilan & Lodi Plain is a Lombardia wine area with San Colombano al Lambro listed as its appellation.
- Oltrepò Pavese6 producersOltrepò Pavese lies south of the Po in the Northern Apennines. Its Metodo Classico tradition centres on blanc de noirs and rosé de noirs.
- Valtellina6 producersValtellina centres on Nebbiolo, known here as Chiavennasca. Its wines range from fresh Rosso to structured Valtellina Superiore and dried-grape Sforzato, from vineyards on rocky slopes behind dry-stone walls.