1A variety of white wine grape grown in the Marche region of Italy.

1. 1.1 A dry white wine made from the Verdicchio grape.
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   • Moncaro's eminently drinkable Verdicchios have recently hit the shelves at Victoria Wine and Waitrose.
   • The four Verdicchios are all very individual interpretations of this high quality grape variety.
   • Here you should try a zesty Verdicchio, Castelli di Jesi, Classico Superiore Garofoli 1999 (€18, Mitchell and Son).
   • Most Verdicchios do not offer this level of fruit intensity especially at this price.
   • While these wines are usually still, some Verdicchios are sparkling.
   • Now Verdicchio is more often produced on its own rather than diluted with lesser grapes, which was the practice in the past.
   • A waitress finally took our order and then we waited an age for a bottle of Verdicchio Classico at €15.
   • The best Verdicchios are produced around the area of Castelli di Jesi and are noted for acidity and a nutty flavor.
   • A recent visit from a friend who had been on a half-hearted house hunting trip to Le Marche gave me an excuse to try a few Verdicchios.
   • Umani Ronchi produces two Verdicchios from single vineyards: ‘Casal di Serra’ and ‘Villa Bianchi’, and the Riserva ‘Plenio’.
   • We ordered a bottle of very tired Verdicchio, but the waitress handled our complaint with supreme professionalism and whipped the bottle away.
   • For me the star of the evening was the 2001 Mirum, Verdicchio and so Mary ordered a case - good move!