Tasting Notes: Poggio di Gavi is a blast of sea air, followed by honeydew melon and a hint of spice on the finish. Incredibly refreshing, this elegant white works great with cured meats, hard cheeses or all by itself.... Read More

Tasting Notes: The Enodelta Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio Bianco is a blend of 85% Coda di Volpe (i.e. Fox's Tail), and 20% Falanghina. Bright straw yellow color, it has scents of fresh fruits and mineral notes, and a pleasantly... Read More

Tasting Notes: The most typical white wine in Friuli, the northernmost region of Italy, Friulano is an indigenous grape variety that has been grown in the area for hundreds of years. Bastianich Friulano is produced in the Colli... Read More

Tasting Notes: An indigenous varietal, the Marchesi Migliorati Pecorino is grown on clay soils and fermented and aged in stainless steel. With floral notes of jasmine and acacia, this dry, mineral-driven white is crisp and fresh... Read More

Tasting Notes: The Borgo Conventi Pinot Grigio is from the rolling hills of the Collio in Friuli. It is a pale straw yellow in color, with coppery highlights. On the nose it is fragrant, layered and concentrated with notes of... Read More

Tasting Notes: Falanghina is the signature grape of the Sannio DOC. This indigenous grape is known for its fresh, mineral, perfume-y and fruit-forward flavor profile, though it can be made in many different styles, including sparkling... Read More

Tasting Notes: The Baglio di Grisi Grillo is produced with 100% Grillo grapes. It's a fruity and fresh wine with good acidity given by the area production and its altitude in the mouth, it is intense, harmonious with a pleasant... Read More

Tasting Notes: Created from a desire to rediscover the indigenous grapes of Cortona, Dadi bianco is a blend of 47,8% Orpicchio, 22,1% Vermentino, 17,5% Grechetto, 12,6% Trebbiano. A supple mouthfeel with notes of toasted salted... Read More