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Italian Wine Regions Dante Wine List ITALIAN WINE REGIONS DANTE WINE LIST: the wine list at dante is omaha's only all italian wine list. we are also the only restaurant to feature wines from each region of italy. each region has its own unique characteristics that make the wines & grapes distinctly unique and different from any other region of ita- ly. as you read through our selections, you will first have our table wines, followed by wines offered by the glass & bottle, then each region with the bottle sections after that. below is a little terminol- ogy to help you with your selections: Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita or D.O.C.G. - highest quality level of wine in italy. wines produced are of the highest standards with quantiy & quality control. 74 D.O.C.G.'s exist currently. Denominazione di Origine Controllata or D.O.C. - second highest standards in italian wine making. grapes & wines are made with standards of a high level, but not as high a level as the D.O.C.G. 333 D.O.C.'s exist currently. Denominazione di Origine Protetta or D.O.P.- European Union law allows Italian producers to continue to use these terms, but the EU officially considers both to be at the same level of Protected Designation of Origin or PDO—known in Italy as Denominazione di Origine Protetta or DOP. Therefore, the DOP list below contains all 407 D.O.C.'s and D.O.C.G.'s together Indicazione Geografica Tipica or I.G.T. - wines made with non tradition grapes & methods. quality level is still high, but gives wine makers more leeway on wines that they produce. l half priced bottles available thursday & all day sunday TABLE WINE WHITE WINE 2015 CASTELLARGO, PINOT GRIGIO 6/17/32 (GLASS/500 ML/1L) friuli-venezia giulia, grave, d.o.c. (draught) RED WINE 2015 VILLA FASINI, ROSSO 6/25 tuscany, toscana, i.g.t. (bin #114) 20135 SAGGIO, MONTEPULCIANO D'ABRUZZO 6/25 abruzzo, montepulciano d'abruzzo d.o.c. (bin #121) WINES BY THE GLASS SPARKLING WINE NERIANO, PROSECCO 10/31 veneto, prosecco, D.O.C. (bin #157) 2016 CA'DEL RE, MOSCATO D'ASTI l 12/50 piedmont, asti, d.o.c.g. (bin #156) ROSE 2015 AGRIVERDE "PIAN DI MAGGIO" ROSATO 8/28 abruzzo, cerasuolo d'abruzzo D.O.C. (Bin #153) WHITE WINE 2016 LUIGI BAUDANA "DRAGON" BIANCO 14/44 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #145) 2016 INAMA "VIN SOAVE" SOAVE CLASSICO l 13/53 veneto, i.g.t. (bin #146) 2016 FORCHIR, RIBOLLA GIALLA l 13/54 veneto, delle venenie, i.g.t (bin #148) 2016 BRUNO VERDE, PINOT GRIGIO 16/49 lombardy, oltrepo pavese, d.o.c. (bin # 153) 2015 CANTINA FRENTANA "FRENTANO" TREBBIANO D'ABRUZZO 8/28 abruzzo, trebbiano d'abruzzo, d.o.c. (bin #149) 2015 GUADO AL MELO "L'AIRONE" VERMENTINO l 12/50 tuscany, toscana i.g.t. (bin #150) 2015 PALAZZONE, ORVIETO CLASSICO 9/29 umbria, orvieto classico, d.o.c. (bin # 151) 2014 ARGIOLAS "COSTAMOLINO" VERMENTINO 12/35 sardgena, vermentino di sardegna, d.o.c. (bin #154) 2013 TASCA "REGALALI" BIANCO 11/33 sicily, sicilia i.g.t.. (bin #155) RED WINE 2016 CANTINA TRAMIN KELLEREI, LAGREIN l 14/56 trentino- alto adige, sudtirol-alto adige, D.O.C. (bin #134) 2014 ALESSANDRO RIVETO, LANGHE ROSSO 11/37 piedmont, langhe, d.o.c. (bin #133) 2013 RAINERI "CORNOLE" DOLCETTO DI DOGLIANI l 12/50 dolgiani, d.o.c.g. (bin #132) 2014 CASCINA ADELAIDE "LAE MEI DONNE" BARBERA D'ALBA l 13/54 barbera d'alba d.o.c. (bin #131) 2013 BRUNO VERDI, BUTTAFUOCO l 15/62 lombardy, buttafuoco delle oltrepo pavese, d.o.c. (bin #130) 2014 SEALE, PINOT NERO 8/28 veneto, i.g.t. (bin #129) 2016 CA'LA BIONDA, VALPOLICELLA CLASSICO 11/34 veneto, valpolicella, d.o.c. (bin #128) 2013 RANDI "BLU DI BURSON" l 12/50 emilia-romagna, ravenna, i.g.t. (bin #127) 2015 VILLA BAGNOLO "SASSETTO" SANGIOVESE SUPERIORE l 13/54 emilia-romagna, romagna, d.o.c. (bin #126) 2015 IL VESCOVADA, CHIANTI 9/29 tuscany, chianti, d.o.c.g. (bin #125) 2014 FATTIO, ROSSO 11/34 tuscany, toscana, i.g.t. (bin #124) 2013 CASATO ALBERGOTTI, CHIANTI SUPERIORE 11/34 tuscany, chianti, d.o.c.g. (bin #123) 2015 TALOSA, ROSSO DI MONTEPULCIANO l 14/58 tuscany, rosso di montepulciano, d.o.c. (bin #122) 2015 MOCALI, ROSSO DI MONTALCINO l 14/60 tuscany, rosso di montalcino, d.o.c. (bin #120) 2015 TUA RITA "ROSSO DEI NORI" l 15/64 toscana, i.g.t. (bin #119) 2016 AGRIVERDE "PIAN DI MAGGIO" MONTEPULCIANO D'ABRUZZO 9/29 abruzzo, montepulciano d'abruzzo, d.o.c. (bin #118) 2014 PERTICAIA, MONTEFALCO ROSSO 15/46 umbria, montefalco d.o.c. (bin #117) corkage fee $25 2014 DI MAJO NORANTE, SANGIOVESE l 12/50 molise, terre degli osci, i.g.t. (bin #116) 2014 FUEDI DI SAN GREGORIO "RUBRATO" AGLIANICO 11/34 campania, irpinia, d.o.c. (bin #115) 2014 LI VELI "PASSAMANTE" NEGROAMARO l 12/50 puglia, salice salentino, d.o.c. (bin #113) 2014 TENUTA CUREZZA "NEROSSO" l 12/50 puglia, salento, i.g.t. (bin #112) 2014 ANTICO SIGLIO, PRIMITIVO DI MANDURIA l 12/50 puglia, primitivo di manduria, d.o.c. (bin #111) WINES BY THE BOTTLE VALLE D'AOSTA Is home to the highest elevated vineyards in all of Europe and known for light bodied, exquisite wines. ROSE 2016 GROSJEAN, PREMETTA l 80 vallee d'aoste, d.o.c. (bin #158) WHITE WINE 2013 GROSJEAN, PINTO GRIS VIGNE CRETON l 60 vallee d'aoste, d.o.c. (bin #159) 2013 ERMES PAVESE, BLANC DE MORGEX 65 de la salle, d.o.c. (bin #160) RED WINE 2014 DANILO THOMAIN "ENFER D'ARVIER" PETITE ROUGE 77 valle d'aoste, d.o.c. (bin #57) 2012 LA KIUVA "ARNAD MONJOVET" SUPERIORE l 90 valle d'aoste, d.o.c. (bin #59) 2009 GROSJEAN, FUMIN VIGNE MERLETTA l 103 vallee d'aoste, d.o.c. (bin #58) PIEDMONT Is surrounded by the Alps and the Mediterranean. The geography leads to thick morning fog and abundant sun in the afternoon, perfect for producing a wide range of powerful wines. WHITE WINE 2014 BREZZA, LANGHE CHARDONNAY 43 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #164) 2014 CASCINA ADELAIDE, NASCETTA DEL COMUNE DI NOVELLO l 50 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #162) RED WINE 2012 LA MONDAISE "BABY BARB" BARBERA D'ASTI 34 barbera d'asti, d.o.c. (bin #36) 2014 VIRNA, DOLCETTO D'ALBA 37 dolcetto d'alba, d.o.c. (bin #39) 2015 FERRARIS "BRIC D'BIANC" RUCHE 40 ruche di castagnole monferrato, d.o.c.g. (bin #41) 2014 CASCINA ADELAIDE, DOLCETTO DI DIANNO D'ALBA VIGNE COSTA FIORE 46 dolcetto di dianno d'alba, d.o.c.g. (bin #37) 2015 DE FORVILLE, LANGHE NEBBIOLO 52 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #22) 2014 RAINERI "SNART" LANGHE NEBBIOLO 52 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #26) 2013 CANTINA DEL NEBBIOLO, BARBARESCO 55 barbaresco, d.o.c.g. (bin #4) 2015 PRODITTORI DEL BARBARESCO, LANGHE NEBBIOLO 56 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #24) 2016 DE FORVILLE, BARBERA D'ALBA l 57 barbera d'alba, D.O.C (bin #34) 2014 DE FORVILLE, DOLCETTO D'ALBA l 58 dolcetto d'alba, d.o.c. (bin #38) 2011 MONSECCO " PRATOGRANDE" NEBBIOLO l 72 colline novaresi, d.o.c. (bin #33) 2013 CASCINA ADELAIDE, LANGHE NEBBIOLO l 74 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #25) 2014 ORLANDO ABRIGO "SETTEVIE" LANGHE NEBBIOLO l 74 langhe, d.o.c. (bin #23) 2014 DE FORVILLE, BARBARESCO 78 barbaresco, d.o.c.g. (bin #5) 2013 MATTEO CORREGGIA "VAL DE PRETI" l 84 roero, d.o.c.g. (bin #28) 2009 SAN FEREOLO, DOLCETTO DI DOGLIANI l 98 dolgiani, d.o.c.g. (bin #40) 2012 ORLANDO ABRIGO, BARBERA D'ALBA MERVISANO l 98 barbera d'alba, d.o.c. (bin #35) l half priced bottles available thursday & all day sunday 2013 ALESSANDRO RIVETO, BARBARESCO l 104 barbaresco, d.o.c.g. (bin #3) 2011 VIRNA, BAROLO CANNUBI BOCHIS 121 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #5) 2012 RAINERI, BAROLO l 126 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #19) 2012 ALESSANDRO RIVETO, BAROLO DEL COMMUNE DI SERRALUNGA D'ALBA 131 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #21) 2009 CASCINA ADELAIDE "PER ELEN" BAROLO RISERVA 131 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #8) 2011 BROVIA, BAROLO "GARBLET SUE" 134 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #17) 2011 BREZZA, BAROLO l 137 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #11) 2011 CORINO, BAROLO GIACHINI 139 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #18) 2011 CAVALIER DARIO, BARBARESCO RISERVA 136 barbaresco, d.o.c.g. (bin #1) 2012 PAOLO SCAVINO, BAROLO BRICCO AMBROGIO 137 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #12) 2012 CAVALIER DARIO, BAROLO 140 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #7) 2011 MONSECCO, GHEMME l 144 ghemme, d.o.c.g. (bin #30) 2011 MONSECCO, GATTINARA l 144 gattinara, d.o.c.g. (bin #29) 2008 CLERICO MASSIMO, LASSONA l 146 lasonna, d.o.c. (bin #21) 2010 CONTI "IL ROSSO DELLE DONNE" l 157 boca, d.o.c. (bin #22) 2012 PAOLO SCAVINO, BAROLO "CAROBRIC" 162 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #13) 2012 ALESSANDRO RIVETO, BAROLO LAZZARITO l 164 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #20) corkage fee $25 2010 DOMENICO CLERICO, BAROLO "AEROPLANVERSVAJ" 181 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #9) 2011 G.D. VAJRA, BAROLO "RAVERA" l 181 barolo, d.o.c.g. (bin #18) 2011 ORLANDO ABRIGO, BARBARESCO MONTERSINO l 182 barbaresco, d.o.c.g. (bin #2) 2012 PAOLO SCAVINO, BAROLO MONVIGLIERO l 217 barolo, d.o.c.g.
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