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The two great grapes of Italy are nearly always agreed upon as Barbera and Sangiovese. The latter of these, Sangiovese, is the chief grape used in producing Chiantis. The grape produces light-bodied red wines that easily pair with most food and has been in wide use in the Chianti region of Italy for many centuries.
