Italian

One of the most popular Italian white wines is Gavi di Gavi. A perfect alternative to Pinot Grigio, this floral white is crisp and dry with youthful vitality and freshness. Few wines rival Gavi for its exceptional affinity with... Read More

La Marca Prosecco is named for the La Marca Trevigiana zone, located in the heart of Italy's Prosecco region, where grapes for our Prosecco are grown. Founded more than 40 years ago, La Marca winery joins tradition and innovation,... Read More

Pinot Grigio is one of the top selling white wines in the United States, and at the Wine Buyer, we get more phone calls and e-mails about recommending our favorite Pinot Grigio than any other wine in the category. Produced in... Read More

La Scolca Black Label Gavi dei Gavi is the Grand Cru of the appellation. On the nose, the wine offers intense fruit and a floral fragrance. On the palate, the wine is strongly typical of Gavi: fruity and flinty with notes of almond,... Read More

Our most traditional Gavi is vinified from grapes of exuberant young vineyards located in the heart of Rovereto of Gavi, place worldwide known as the “Gran Crù of Gavi”; their perfectly balanced aging lends... Read More

Aromas of bark, dark cherries and flowers, too. It’s medium- to full-bodied with purity of fruit that runs the length of the wine. It goes on for minutes. Very fine tannins. From organically grown grapes. Needs three or... Read More

Violet-red. Hints of small red berries, cherry in spirit and wild rose. Elegant and enveloping, with herbaceous and spicy notes. The finish is wide and persistent. Pair with veal stew and cardoon with fondue.

Maggiolo Chianti Classico D.O.C.G. is a taste of the joyful sunniness of our area. The name of this tasty, rounded wine is based on that of the iris (“giaggiolo”), a typical flower of the Lamole area that dots our... Read More

Big, inky-black fruit, spice and white pepper; layered and rich in the mouth with jammy black cherries, truffles, espresso and a dense, creamy texture. Always in the background are hints of the old sea beds that are the Puglia... Read More

LC Villa, from the rolling hills of Italy's famed Abruzzi region, is a knockout for the price. This classic Italian red is a perfect pairing for pizza and pastas, crafted at the Tinazzi winery, the label behind customer favorites:... Read More

Brilliant yellow in color, this wine offers complex, rich and multi-layered aromas of orange blossom, daisy, white wisteria, apricot, peach, white melon and yellow peach. Sweet sensations of custard and creme brule are in perfect... Read More

A top source for classically made Italian wines, Lornano is a boutique winery owned by the Pozzoli family since 1904. Located in Castellina, the heart of Chianti Classico, this under the radar producer is an original member of... Read More

At the Wine Buyer, we get more phone calls and e-mails about recommending our favorite bottle than any other wine in the category. A great Italian Pinot Grigio has the perfect balance of bright aromas, big flavors and outstanding... Read More

Italian Prosecco is our favorite go-to sparkling wine. Better than Champagne at a fraction of the price, the Luca Grucci DOCG is a great reason to enjoy a little bubbly for under $15 a bottle. Why so popular? With a soft, approachable... Read More

In 2009, Italy surpassed France to become the top sparkling wine imported into the United States. The coronation was fast and furious, and Prosecco is now the king of sparkling wines. With a soft, approachable style and prices... Read More

This is a beautiful Dolectto bursting with fresh blueberry and cherry fruit. A rich mouthfeel and ripe tannic structure make this a great Dolcetto for the dinner table.

Located in Valgatara, right in the heart of Valpolicella Classico zone, the Luigi Righetti estate has been a family run winery since 1909. Gian Maria Righetti is the fourth generation in the Righetti family to carry on the wine-making... Read More

Pinot Grigio is the Italian white wine most widely recognized by consumers. It is grown most prominently in the Friuli and to a lesser extent the Alto-Adige and Veneto regions of Northern Italy. These thin-skinned grapes produce... Read More

A founder of the Barolo category, Marchesi di Barolo remains a family estate representing the great wine traditions of Piedmont, controlling 430 acres of UNESCO World Heritage vineyards, including holdings in the exclusive Barolo... Read More

Martini & Rossi Asti is a fruity sparkling wine made from the finest 'Moscato Bianco' grapes grown in the heart of the prestigious Italian D.O.C.G. area. Top quality ripe grapes from a single variety are fermented once... Read More

Opens with aromas of fig, black-cherry compote and spiced prunes that give way to wild herbs, allspice and fresh earth. The palate is rich, yet in balance with vibrant acidity that keeps the lush blackberry preserve note in balance.... Read More

In Italy, heritage is a source of pride -- and at Maso Canali, our heritage is extraordinary. The 500-year-old Maso Canali Estate, set against the backdrop of the towering Dolomite Mountains and the elegant Lake Garda, has been... Read More

The Mastrojanni winery lies in Castelnuovo dell’Abate, in the south eastern most corner of Montalcino. An artistic and architectural heritage, surrounded by the majesty of its natural landscapes and, above all, an area particularly... Read More

Montepulciano is widely planted throughout Central and Southern Italy, but it’s the mountainous region of Abruzzo where it reaches its peak. This region is so cool that making red wine is not possible every year. But when... Read More

The Mauro Molino 2020 Barolo exhibits a lean and silky character with aromas that build in intensity with time. They include underripe cherry, apricot and evenly dispensed oak that is not intrusive. Dried leaves and licorice give... Read More