The Colli Perugini is a wine-producing region located in Umbria, Italy. The region is known for producing high-quality red, white, and rose wines. The region lies in the soft hills and countryside dotted with small, picturesque towns, vineyards, and olive groves. Both native and international grape varieties, like Sangiovese, Trebbiano, and Merlot, achieve excellent results due to the unique microclimate in this region. The wine produced in Colli Perugini adopts its name from the regional hilly area association of Perugia. Colli Perugini got its DOC designation (appellation for controlled origin name) in the year 1970. This particular area, with its unique soil and microclimate, is extremely beneficial for the production of white, red, rose wines, and sparkling wines as well, that boast a crisp and robust flavor profile.
