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Rocca Felice
Rocca Felice estate Our search for stunning wines brought us to the beautiful rolling hills in northwest Italy known as Piedmont. The southern region of Piedmont hosts the growth of the Nebbiolo grape, the base …read more
Barolo
Barolo Red Wine Barolo [Bah-ROLE-Oh] and Barbaresco are two of Italy’s most famous red wines; full-flavored, robust wines that benefit from aging and are capable of matching up to hearty dishes. Aromas of …read more
Drink Fun & Different Types of Wine
home   > Drink Fun & Different Types of Wine Here are 10 unique "must-try" varietals that deliver tremendous value. 1. NEBBIOLO Featured: Mauro Sebaste Nebbilo …read more
Wine Producer Stories & Videos
A Albrecht Alliance Loire Amici Cellars André Lurton Angeline Winery Anthony Barton Apex Cellars Arroyo Seco Vineyards Avenel Cellars Azienda …read more
Villa Lanata-Lo Zoccolaio
Lo Zoccolaio Vineyards The estate of Lo Zoccolaio takes its name from the idyllic location in Bricco di Barolo. The exposure of the vineyards is considered to be one of the best locations for the maturation of the …read more
Barbaresco
Barbaresco Red Wine Barolo’s younger cousin, Barbaresco [Bar-Bah-RESK-Oh], is also produced from 100-percent Nebbiolo grapes, grown on the hills surrounding the town of Barbaresco. Barbaresco is located 25 …read more
Piedmont
Piedmont region, Italy. Piedmont (“foot of the mountain”) is located in northwestern Italy in the shadow of Europe’s greatest mountains, the Alps. Piedmont is hemmed in by the Alps on three …read more
Brunello di Montalcino Wine
Brunello di Montalcino Vineyard Brunello di Montalcino is produced in the village of Montalcino, near the province of Siena. This designated DOCG region takes the name of the grape, Brunello, a clone of …read more
Aglianico
Known as the “Nebbiolo of the South,” the centuries-old Aglianico grape derives its name from Ellenico, a clue that the Greeks brought the powerful grape into Italy as early as 700 B.C. Of all the lesser …read more
Guide to Nebbiolo Wine
Nebbiolo grapes Nebbiolo (nay-bee-OH-loh), produced at its best, is capable of producing the biggest, most full-bodied wines in the world with intense concentration and firm tannins. The flavor and aroma profiles …read more
Guide to the Barbera Red Wine Grape
This versatile Italian red grape variety generally produces lighter style wines with cherry and raspberry fruit flavors and aromas, intermingled with rustic spice. A lovely crispness from the acidity creates a red …read more
Wine Tannin
Red Wine Tannin (or tannic acid) and oak are usually present together. It is detected primarily in red wines since it is an acid found in the pigment of grape skins and new oak. Tannin can be felt in the middle of …read more
Guide to the Barbera Red Wine Grape
Piedmont Region, Italy. Italy’s most widely planted and adaptable grape, Barbera [Bar-BEAR-Ah] excels in Asti and the Alba regions of Piedmont. Straightforward and easy drinking, this wine typifies the …read more
Wines from Sicily
Producing more grapes than any other Italian wine region, Sicily is ripe for wine exploration. Located off the coast of Italy’s “toe,” the island—which is the largest in the …read more
Tucson (Park Place Mall), AZ – Meet the Team
Grand Opening Store Info Store Team Event Schedule Tim Burrows Store Manager Tim has been with Total Wine & More for over four years. He opened our Desert Ridge store in …read more
Class Descriptions
Class Descriptions Total Wine & More's wine, beer and spirits education courses are a fun and relaxed way to learn about the products in our store. Every month, our trained staff will help lead you …read more

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