Sebina

Named directly in Valcamonica IGT's own Art. 8 ("vitigni autoctoni che purtroppo stanno scomparendo quali il Valcamonec, l'Erbanno ed il Sebina") as one of three vanishing native varieties of the Valle Camonica, alongside Valcamonec and Erbanno. Independent, non-disciplinare sourcing (Ente Vini Bresciani; a Comunità Montana di Valle Camonica publication) corroborates that Sebina is a real, named, disappearing autochthonous vine of the valley, but — like its two companion varieties — no independent ampelographic source beyond the disciplinare's own bare mention was found describing its berry color, cluster shape, or other characteristics. Not to be confused with "Sebino," the unrelated broader IGT umbrella covering Franciacorta's declassification zone (data/denominations/sebino.json) — a coincidental name overlap, not a variety/denomination relationship.

Mentioned only in Valcamonica's Art. 8 (geographic-link prose), not in the operative Art. 2/4/6 varietal composition rules — profiled here per this rollout's standing practice of documenting real named varieties even when a denomination's own text offers no further detail beyond naming them (same treatment as several obscure Piemonte natives sourced only from their own disciplinare, e.g. Neretta Cuneese, Becuet, Baratuciat).