Italy's white wines have improved from modern wine making techniques, and have become in general crisp, assertive and ready to open soon after purchase. Almost every country in the world produces wine. Trade restrictions used to limit the import of foreign wines, but that's changed in recent years. Australia Australia produces very agreeable red wines from European vinestocks, especially Cabernet and Pinot Noir. Cabernet Shiraz or Syrah are notable.
White wines tend to be light and flowery.
Trakia, Avia and Premiat are proprietary brands that you may see. Chile Chilean wines intended for export are made from original European plantings such as Cabernet, Merlot, and Riesling. Some are quite good. Superior grades are usually labeled Reservado or Gran Vino. Hungary Probably the most famous wine from Hungary is Tokay.