Italian

Luca Currado likes to remind me that this wine could qualify as a full-fledged Barolo. Barrels not used in the final Barolo Castiglione blend are used to make the Langhe Nebbiolo Perbacco. In fact, its very name “Perbacco”... Read More

From the heart of Tuscany, comes this beautiful Chianti Classico Riserva from one of the top names in Italian wine: Villa Cafaggio. Their elegant Chianti place them firmly among the top handful of Italian wine producers, with... Read More

Pinot Grigio is Villa Puccini’s only venture outside of Tuscany. The grapes are from hillside vineyards in northeastern Italy, both in Veneto and Friuli, not far from the Tagliamento River. Organic practices are used in... Read More

Campagna's premier estate and winner of a dozen Tre Bicchieri awards, the wines from Vinosia are some of the best in Italy. Made by Mario and Luciano Ercolino, whose family founded Feudi di San Gregorio, where Mario was formerly... Read More

An under the radar producer, Vite Colte may be the greatest $25 Barolo that most people have never heard of. Being under the radar keeps prices down, which explains why you can even get a 92-point Barolo for under $25! Reminiscent... Read More

The northern reaches of Italy's famed Piedmont produces some of the finest wines in the world. Most notably Barolo, and when we think of whites, it's generally Gavi or Arneis, so it's shocking that the top rated white... Read More

Charming dark, ripe fruit, cherry coulis and blackberry bramble, slightly smoky with round and ripe tannin, refreshing long finish. Decanter Magazine, 92 Points... Read More

A perennial Wine Spectator Top 100, Viticcio is one of the biggest stars in Italy! We've long been fans of their traditionally styled Chianti Classico Riserva, and we're equally excited to get our hands on this ready-to-drink... Read More

Barbera is the hottest Italian red wine in our stores right now, and September is the perfect month to re-introduce this gem from Carlo Volpi. While the region is primarily known for two Nebbiolo based wines Barolo and Barbaresco,... Read More

"Beautiful complexity with layers of pear apple and lemon peel with rich minerality. Medium bodied with a creamy long finish." The Wine Buyer, 92 Points

Le Ronde hails from the famed Piedmont region of Italy. Piedmont, in Italian, means at the foot of the mountain. It was originally inhabited by Celtic tribes, which were later absorbed by the Romans. When Hannibal destroyed the... Read More

This richly fruited red delivers ripe black cherry in full force, with tobacco and warm spice backing it up. It's straightforward in its appeal, with a cohesive, easy nature.

Shows tropical fruit, cut grass and minerals on the nose. On the palate, buttery lemon curd followed by granny smith apple with a medium body and a fresh citrus finish.

Alanera translates as black wing, a reference to the raven, corvo in Italian, and an homage to the Valpolicella region's treasured indigenous grape, Corvina. Alanera is a seductive wine that derives extra richness from an... Read More

A harmonious version, round and medium- to full-bodied, with fine tannins enmeshed with a fragrant mix of steeped cherry and strawberry, tea rose and tea leaf, mineral and spice flavors. Juicy finish. Corvina, Rondinella, Oseleta... Read More

This wine has a beautiful balance between fruit and non-fruit aromas from the start. Aromas of wild plums, dried leaves and fresh flowers each share the moment in the glass. The palate is soft and fruit-forward, highlighting black... Read More

This red capable of being remembered for its long and tasty finish comes from the vineyards of Valpolicella Classica. The composition of the grapes is 85% Corvina Veronese, 10% Rondinella, 5% Corvinone. Delicate bouquet reminiscent... Read More

This rich release from Zeni hits all the marks we are looking for in a handmade, expressive example of Amarone. Deep ruby red with a garnet red tinge. Stylish and elegant with notes of preserved fruits and hints of cocoa and spices.... Read More