The white wine variety Semidano is an indigenous variety of the island of Sardinia, Italy. Cultivation of the variety is recommended in the provinces of Cagliari, Nuoro and Oristano. It is also approved in the province of Sassari. The planted vineyard area is only 91 hectares.
The late-ripening variety produces only weak and irregular yields. The wines are high in alcohol and delicate, very fragrant and have little acidity. They are often blended with the Nuragus variety. The white wines find their way into the DOC wines Nuragus di Cagliari and Sardegna Semidano.
