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	The main difference between the IGT and the Vino da Tavola designations is… A Vino da Tavola designation does not include the vintage or grape varietals on the label. A Vino da Tavola designation must carry the country of origin – Italy – on the label. The IGT designation refers to a wine from a larger geographical appellation. All of the above
	Lugana DOC and Bianco di Custoza DOC may be produced in both the Veneto and Lombardy regions. True False
	Which classification has been attributed to the appellation Bardolino Superiore? DOCG DOC IGT Vino da Tavola
	Chianti Superiore DOCG allows up to 10% of which of the following grape varietal? Sangiovese Piccolo Sangiovese Grosso Other indigenous red varieties None of the above
	Which of the following wines in not made in Lombardy? Oltrepó Pavese DOC Franciacorta DOCG Montefalco DOC Lugana DOC
	Garda DOC can only be produced in the Veneto region. True False
	Biferno DOC was named after the river Biferno located in the region of Calabria. True False
	The Italian term Azienda Vitivinicola refers to a winery that operates principally by buying grapes or wine from other growers. True False
	The production laws regulating the Vino da Tavola wines are more restrictive than those for IGT wines. True False
	Salice Salentino is a white wine from Apulia. True False
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