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Discover Wines from Italy
Take your tastebuds on a top-to-toe tour of Italy…no passport required. Let us guide you through our bellisimo selection of wines and sip your way to a new fave.
Like Cabs? Try Tuscan reds
Grown in Europe’s most famous wine region, Tuscan reds are a powerhouse of flavor—bright berry, tart stone fruit and spicy pepper. They’re a Cab lovers dream!
Pinot Noir fan? Explore Nebbiolo
A light, delicate red from the Piedmont region. Similar to Burgundy and earthy Pinot Noir. Nebbiolo’s rose, cherry and coffee flavors pair deliciously with soft cheeses and prosciutto.
Zin lover? Try Amarone
Juicy, spicy Amarone is calling your name. Crafted outside of Venice, Amarones are made with partially dried grapes to create a juicy, spicy wine with black pepper notes.
Love red blends? Sip Nero d'Avo
Nero d’Avola is the main grape grown in Sicily and is known for its bold fruit flavors. These reds are fuller bodied, with a touch of sweetness similar to red blends.
Sweet fan? Try Moscato d’Asti
One of the most popular wine styles from the Piedmont region, Moscato is known for light, sweet flavors of peach and orange.
Sauv Blanc fan? Try Pinot Grigio
This classic northern Italian white is deliciously light with flavors of citrus and minerals.
Prosecco
Italy’s number one sparkling wine is light-bodied and dry with green apple, pear and honeydew flavors. Most Prosecco is dry (brut), but try extra dry if you’re looking for bubbles that are a tad sweeter.
