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• A region of central Italy bordered by Tuscany to the west, the Marche to the east and Lazio to the south (Capital is Perugia)
• The only Italian region which is both landlocked and with no common border with other countries
• This region is mostly hilly or mountainous
• Umbria has long been renowned for white wine, mainly due to the historical prominence of Orvieto
• The white grapes Procanico (Trebbiano) and Malvasia prevail in Orvieto
• Most prestigious Umbrian wine is the red Torgiano Rosso “riserva”, which has been given special status as DOCG (though the regular Torgiano red and white remain DOC)
• Torgiano Rosso “riserva”based on Sangiovese (under the name Rubesco)