Wines from Trentino

Trentino, in Italy's alpine north, makes whites and lighter reds with mountain freshness: think crunchy Pinot Grigio with actual character, and elegant reds that don't shout. Wines for the table rather than the trophy cabinet.

8 wines

Tenuta San Leonardo "San Leonardo" 2016
Tenuta San Leonardo "San Leonardo" 2016, £74.95
Fine Wine

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Tenuta San Leonardo "San Leonardo" 2016

£74.95

Italy · Trentino · Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère

Tenuta San Leonardo Riesling 2021
Tenuta San Leonardo Riesling 2021, From £46.95

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Tenuta San Leonardo Riesling 2021

From £46.95

Italy · Trentino · Riesling

Cesconi ‘Olivar’ 2022
Cesconi ‘Olivar’ 2022, From £34.95

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Cesconi ‘Olivar’ 2022

From £34.95

Italy · Trentino · Pinot Bianco, Pinot Grigio

San Leonardo Carmenere 2018
San Leonardo Carmenere 2018, £97.95
Fine Wine

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San Leonardo Carmenere 2018

£97.95

Italy · Trentino · Carménère

Tenuta San Leonardo Terre di San Leonardo 2022
Tenuta San Leonardo Terre di San Leonardo 2022, From £22.95

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Tenuta San Leonardo Terre di San Leonardo 2022

From £22.95

Italy · Trentino · Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

About Trentino

Trentino runs up into the Alps, and the wines show it. Cool nights hold onto acidity, so the whites are crisp and precise and the reds stay light on their feet.

It is one of the more dependable sources of well-made, fairly-priced northern Italian wine, which is a less glamorous thing to say about a region than it deserves.

Carménère

3 wines from this region made with Carménère.

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Chardonnay

3 wines from this region made with Chardonnay.

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Cabernet Sauvignon

2 wines from this region made with Cabernet Sauvignon.

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Merlot

2 wines from this region made with Merlot.

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