Wine 101Asprinio [ah-SPREE-noh]fromA white-grape variety used in SPARKLING WINES and DRY, LIGHT, STILL WINES produced in Italy’s BASILICATA and CAMPANIA regions. The Aversa DOC wines are are made primarily from the Asprinio grape.
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