Tasting notes: Native to Alto Adige Schiava, or Vernatsch in local dialect, is a light bodied red that can be likened to Gamay as it is a step softer than Pinot Noir and can be served slightly chilled. Notes of fresh raspberries... Read More

Tasting Notes: In the southernmost part of the heel of the Italian boot, otherwise known as the Salento Peninsula of the Puglia region, the Perrini family has been growing grapes and making wine for generations. Their vines average... Read More

Tasting Notes: As one of the most traditional Italian winemaking families that adopt a modern approach, Villa Antinori needs no introduction. Their Villa Rosso is an expressive Sangiovese/Cabernet/Merlot blend, with aromas of... Read More

Estate History: Braida’s story is linked to that of Rocchetta Tanaro, a small town in the Monferrato area. They were some vineyards owned by Grandfather Giuseppe, who left them to his son Giacomo, and now they are cultivated... Read More

Tasting Notes: From old vines on prime Langhe slopes, Brovia's Dolcetto brings great complexity and intensity to the glass. While enjoyable in its youth, and a perfect wine to drink while waiting for the domaine's Baroli... Read More

Tasting Notes: Fletcher’s Dolcetto leaves impressions of bruised berries and dark herbs on the nose. When drinking notes of blue and red berries are intertwined with hints of floral tones and pepper. Subtle tannins coat... Read More

Tasting Notes: Dried cherry, smoke, tobacco leaf and nutmeg aromatics lead into a wine of medium to full body with rich fruit without being dense. Great backbone of earth and spice. The aroma of sandalwood, red berries, and violets... Read More

Tasting Notes: Dedication to Sangiovese and the mineral rich soils of the Chianti Classico takes skill and loyalty - two things Lorenza Sebasti and Marco Pallanti take to another level. Despite only being their entry level Chianti... Read More

Tasting Notes: Girolamo Russo's Etna Rosso A'Rina has become a benchmark wine from Sicily. The supple red-fruit notes of the local Nerello Mascalese grape are pitched against an earthy and electric structure showcasing... Read More

Tasting notes: Franco Noussan is a total garagiste winemaker, whose native dialect is much closer to French than Italian. The way he puts it, We are not French, we are not Italian. We are people of the Alps.

Delicate yet hearty,... Read More

Tasting Notes: Cigliano di Sopra’s Chianti undergoes whole cluster fermentation leaving it with the expression of a fuller, ripe, and juicy rendition of Chianti Classico. Notes of dark red fruit, wild herbs, sandalwood... Read More

Tasting Notes: The Teularju Barbagia Rosso is 100% Cannonau from steep hills and high-elevation. Juicy and elegant, expressing notes of cranberries, cherry flesh and underripe strawberries. The finish is bright and laser sharp.... Read More

Tasting Notes: A traditional wine made from the Petit Rouge grape, it has a compelling rusticity with a wild berry impression and a lively freshness on the palate.

Estate History: Danilo Thomain is the only independent vigneron... Read More

Tasting Notes: Giuseppe Mascarello’s Freisa is full and rustic in style, boasting notes of red currants, violets, thyme, and a hint of spice. Freisa is closely related to Nebbiolo and shows the connection but with a spicy... Read More

Tasting Notes: The Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto is the second wine to the original Super Tuscan, Sassicaia and holds an incredibly high level of quality. Plum, mocha and spice notes all transport you to Tuscany, with a silky frame... Read More