The Best Wineries in Italy 

From Sicily to Tuscany, Puglia to Piedmont and everything else in between, Italy is famous for its wine and is home of some of the oldest wine regions in the world. Not only is wine popular in Italy, Italian wines are popular all around the world. What are the best wineries to visit in Italy? This list ranks Italy's top wineries and vineyards. 

If you're planning a trip to Italy, make sure to visit the Italian countryside and sample some of the world's most appreciated wines from family-owned and operated vineyards to massive estates that produce some of the region's most beloved beverage. Italy produces international varieties from cabernet to merlot, but the country also specializes in its own grape varieties. Sangiovese, for example, is a fruity wine popularized from Tuscany. Other Italian varieties include pinot grigio and moscato, two white wines that are now mass-produced and sold internationally. Guided tours are a popular way to sample a variety of wines while exploring the vineyards and olive groves that make up most of the Italian countryside. 

What are the must-see wineries in Italy? Rank up the most famous wineries to visit in Italy.