The Venezie IGT is the same as the Delle Venezie IGT. The only difference is that the term "Venezie" is more or less, simply shorthand for Delle Venezie. The term Venezie IGT is recognized by the TTB (Department of Alcohol and Tobacco Trade Tax Bureau) who keeps tabs on the names on wine appellations on wines sold in America.

The Delle Venezie IGT is not about the city of Venice, but rather the three historical Venices, which today represent three bordering northern Italian regions; Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli. These territories are cool to moderate climate, ideal for crisp whites as well as medium-bodied reds with good acidity and light herbal notes. This IGT is a catch all zone for numerous inexpensive wines, most notably simple Pinot Grigio that is sold on American retail shelves for $15 and under. Other wines include Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. (Wine/Appellations)