Proprietà Sperino Magnum Rosso Lessona DOC 2016 | Piedmont
Luca and Francesca de Marchi's grand cuvée, made from 100% nebbiolo grapes, is a benchmark in...
From Piedmont’s Nebbiolo to Sicily’s Frappato, Italian wines tell their story through their native grape varieties. Chiara Boschis in Barolo and Arianna Occhipinti in Vittoria are two leading voices in this field. Another country known for...
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Luca and Francesca de Marchi's grand cuvée, made from 100% nebbiolo grapes, is a benchmark in...
The Barolo Via Nuova from the E. Pira & Figli comes from a very special parcel of land...
Roagna’s 2011 Barolo Pira is a pure Piedmont Nebbiolo , sourced from a single vineyard in Castiglione Falletto, aged for five years in neutral barrels following sixty to seventy days of maceration: dried rose, cherry, licorice, and a salty, lingering finish. Among the great Italian reds that Mundovin carefully selects, this one stands out for its integrity and its aging potential through 2036.
The Liste, Terlo, Baudana, Ravera di Monforte, Gabutti and Mosconi crus make up this great Barolo Via Nuova. On the nose, this wine transports us into several different worlds. The wine reveals notes of macerated black cherry, rose petals, blueberry, spices and a hint of menthol. This is a great Barolo, harmonious, pure and fine, with incredible length.
The Ribolla cuvée from the Josko Gravner wine estate is Friuli's most authentic wine,...
The Ribolla cuvée from the Josko Gravner wine estate is Friuli's most authentic wine,...
The Ribolla cuvée from the Josko Gravner wine estate is Friuli's most authentic wine,...
Cannubi, this very Grand Cru of Barolo in 2019, an exceptional vintage rightly acclaimed by the trade press. Iron power in a velvet glove: wait at least 8 years to savor all its complexity, elegance, finesse and length.
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Cannubi, this very Grand Cru of Barolo in 2019, an exceptional vintage rightly acclaimed by the trade press. Iron power in a velvet glove: wait at least 8 years to savor all its complexity, elegance, finesse and length.
The exceptional Cannubi terroir is located in the village of Barolo . It represents the...
Roagna’s 2011 Barolo Pira Vecchie Viti is a Nebbiolo from a single vineyard in Castiglione Falletto , aged for five years in large barrels: powerful, with structured tannins and an incredibly long finish that hints at its imminent peak drinking. Among the Italian wines in the Mundovin selection, few achieve this level of classic depth.
Arianna Occhipinti 's SP68 Rosso is an invitation to follow the Strada Provinciale 68 , the...
Francesco Cirelli made two different cuvées of Montepulciano . This cuvée Montepulciano...
Pinot Grigio Fuoripista from the Foradori wine estate is a very rare wine from the Dolomites...
The ampeleia is the great cuvée produced by Elisabetta Foradori . It bears the name of the...
A small Sassicaia, obviously not as fine and complex, but a cuvée that more than holds its own in terms of richness and balance. For Bordeaux lovers, this wine is a magnificent introduction to the great wines of Tuscany.
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From Piedmont’s Nebbiolo to Sicily’s Frappato, Italian wines tell their story through their native grape varieties. Chiara Boschis in Barolo and Arianna Occhipinti in Vittoria are two leading voices in this field.
Another country known for terroir-driven wines that you can count on—simply because it offers magnificent discoveries and the styles of its wines are sure to appeal to you. Piedmont, Tuscany, Sicily, and Abruzzo amaze us with the quality of their wines. While some wines, such as Barolo, require long aging, many are very approachable when young and offer exceptional freshness and drinkability. Italy boasts highly diverse terroirs and a vast array of grape varieties, which allows us to find absolutely spectacular gems at every price point.
Although we’ve fallen in love with the incredibly refined “Super Tuscan”—none other than Sassicaia—our selection is also, and above all, built around wines from lesser-known winemakers. In our view, the exceptional should always go hand in hand with the accessible, with excellence as our guiding principle. Welcome to Italy, a country that has some wonderful surprises in store for you! And, of course, some of these wines are organic and biodynamic.
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