classico
clas·si·co
adj \ˈkla-si-(ˌ)kō\Definition of CLASSICO
: produced in a delimited area of Italy known for its standards of quality <Chianti classico>
Origin of CLASSICO
Italian, from Latin classicus
First Known Use: 1968
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