up to 25% Cesanese and up to 30% of other local red grape varieties such as Abbuoto. The whites are composed of at least 50% Trebbiano and/or Giallo, up to 35% Malvasia and up to 30 other local grape varieties with the exception of Pinot grigio that is specifically excluded from the DOC wines of Tarquinia. Twin towns Jaruco, Cuba Rabat, Malta References Sources R. Leighton, Tarquinia, an Etruscan City (Duckworth, London, 2004). This work in turn cites: L. Dasti, Notizie storiche archeologiche di Tarquinia e Corneto (Rome, 1878) G. Dennis, Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria (London, 1883), i. 301 sqq. Notizie degli Scavi, passim, especially 1885, 513 sqq. E. Bormann in Corp. Inscr. Lai., xi. (Berlin, 1888), p. 510 sqq. G. Körte, "Etrusker" in Pauly-Wissowa, Realencyklopädie, vi. 730 sqq. External links Official website Awayaway.com , Tarquinia - ancient history of Italy: descriptions of some Etruscan tombs Uchicago.edu (3 chapters of George Dennis's Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria) Discoversoriano.com, Information about Tarquinia's Cattle Branding Festival / Tarquinia Tourism Information Etruscan tombs World Heritage Sites in Italy Villanovan culture