The Marche, Italy, wine is produced on a hilly landscape in one of the most beautiful and last untouched wine regions, actually coined “New Tuscany”. Beyond a few Sangiovese or Montepulciano reds, the region is mainly associated with the dry and crisp Trebbiano or Verdicchio Marche white wine and the fresh and floral Marche Passerina wine. Benefiting from excellent growing conditions, a moderate climate and calcareous soils, native grapes also thrive in the area and are gaining popularity. Thus, Pecorino wine is now a must-taste stellar white wine.
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