How many Italian wine brands are there?

Five famous Italian wines: 1. Barolo? Barolo dry red wine II. Brunello? DI？ Montalcino Brunello dry red wine 3. In amaro? Delaval Policella amaro dry red wine 4. Tuscany? Super Tuscan dry red wine 5. CHIANTI CLASSICO RISERVA vintage classic Kandy dry red wine Tuscany first: Banfi Le Rime IGT30% grey Pi Nuo and 70% Chardonnay, which is the best white wine in Banfi winery, and red shrimp gave it a cup. The wine without pomace is light and pleasant in color, unlike Chardonnay in Chile, California, but it just reflects his characteristics. The combination of French grape varieties and Italian traditional grey Pi Nuo is a masterpiece of Banfei Winery. The second paragraph: Rouffineau Lumina Grey Pi Nuo IGT Rouffineau is a super-large Italian winery. Compared with the 30-year history of Banfi, Rouffineau founded a winery in Tuscany on 1877, which shows that it has a long history. Gray Pi Nuo has always been a traditional grape variety in Italian wineries. At first glance, the bright moon gray Pi Nuo is almost golden and has a smoky smell. It is also the wine with the highest voting score at the wine tasting. It seems that we prefer white wine to red wine. The third paragraph: Ruffino DOCGChianti is never expensive, and this bottle is no exception. Although it is DOCG grade, this grade is not directly proportional to the price of wine. Violets, the mainstream flavor of Chianti wine, are interspersed among them, and the taste is dry and supple, suitable for eating. The last one: Banfi Rosso di Mentalcino DOC Compared with Chianti, this one has heavier tannins, more compact taste and darker color, although Ruffini Chianti wine and Rosso di Mentalcino grapes are both made of Sanqiovese. It can be seen that the same grape variety, different places, different brewing will be different. Four kinds of wine, three kinds of grapes, an afternoon passed unconsciously, only a little Tuscan shadow was felt. The real Tuscany may be in everyone's heart, or it may be far away in the land of eastern Italy.