Vermentino

Vermentino (on English: Vermentino) is a variety grapes, which is used to make white wines.

It belongs to the Western European geographical grape varieties, and its homeland is considered to be Spain. This variety is mainly grown in Italy, France, Australia, as well as in Crimea and Caucasus. There are large plantations on the islands – Corsica and Sardinia.

It is partly grown in Portugal and in California. In Bulgaria there are new plantations in Stara Zagora to the Alexandra Winery and the Betterhalf Boutique Cellar.