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Italy

Italy
Are you looking for a specific Italian Red Wine, but not sure where it's from? Here's a guide to the more famous Italian wines and their regions but I'd still recommend browsing through all the Italian pages as there are fantastic wines available from all the regions. Alternatively use the 'search' button next to the 'view cart' button at the top centre of the screen to search for a specific wine or by price band.

  • Piedmont & Lombardy - Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and Dolcetto.
  • Veneto - Amarone, Ripassa, Valpolicella and some great varietals.
  • Tuscany - Chianti, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Bolgheri, IGT Toscana - Super Tuscans.
  • Umbria - Sagrantino di Montefalco.
  • Marche - Conero Rosso and well priced varietals or blends.
  • Campania, Puglia & Southern Italy - Primitivo, Negroamaro, blends and some wonderful wines made from the Aglianico grape.
  • Sicily - Nero D'Avola and some superb blended wines.
  • Sardinia - Some stunning blended wines.
Piedmont & Lombardy

Piedmont & Lombardy
Veneto

Veneto
Tuscany

Tuscany

Umbria

Umbria
Marche

Marche
Campania, Puglia & Southern Italy

Campania, Puglia & Southern Italy

Sicily

Sicily
Sardinia

Sardinia

 

Italy

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What a fabulous country. Nowhere in all my travels have I ever encountered such a love of good food and wine. In my opinion Italy produces some of the best wine in the world. Anyone who has been to Italy knows the Italian attitude to life - rules are there to be broken, and the same is true in their wine industry. The government introduced a classification system loosely based on the French Appellation Controlee. However, many Italian wine makers refused to be restricted and continued to make fantastic wine as they wanted, just labelling it 'vino da tavola' table wine. To the Italians in the know this was no problem, as a bottle of table wine at £20 would have a strong reputation locally. However this is no help to consumers in the Uk. Italy more than any other country is one cauldron of confusion when it comes to selecting wine from looking at the bottle. Always look out on the label for a reputable producer. The Italian wine guides like 'Gambero Rosso' can be very helpful and their award system is very reliable. We have some sensational wines listed below from Super Tuscans, fantastic new Sardinians and Sicilians to famous name Barolos and Amarones. If you're unfamiliar with these wines please feel free to mix your own case - what a great way to sample some of the very finest wines Italy has to offer.

To get the best out of these fantastic wines, please ensure they have been stored at room temperature for a few hours prior to opening, and leave them to breathe for half an hour before drinking.