Winemaking & maturation
Skin-contact macerationFine lees ageingAmphora and steel
Style
DrySkin-contactCrisp mineralFruity
Grapes
TrebbianoPasserinaPecorinoMalvasia
Marche IGT opens a broad regional wine journey, with local discoveries, flexible blends and many named grape expressions.
Apple, citrus and flowers with a fresh palate and gentle texture.
Cherry, plum and savoury herbs with fresh acidity and a dry finish.
Marche IGT is a region-wide geographical indication, distinct from the region’s individual DOC and DOCG origins. White, red, rosé, sparkling and other permitted wine types offer considerable diversity. Passerina provides an inviting white route, while Sangiovese offers a familiar red introduction; named varieties such as Incrocio Bruni 54 add further discoveries. Read the full grape and wine-type statement, then explore producer and vineyard information for a more precise picture within this broad regional framework.
Marche IGT. 1 wine in Australia.