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Sicily’s south delivers bold character in this Nero d’Avola-Syrah blend.
JS92, rich and spicy—ideal for grilled meats or slow evenings.
At €16,95, you’re saving 29% compared to the average wine with the same score.
Sicilian Syrah with serious swagger.
93 points James Suckling: “Builds nicely… fruit, tannin and minerals.”
Single-varietal purity from Agrigento’s finest terroir. You save 26% vs. Vivino.
From the legendary family who elevated Barbera to fine-wine status.
Montebruna 2021 brims with red cherry, violet, and mint, offering irresistible freshness and charm. Bright and juicy, yet finely balanced, it’s a pure reflection of Nizza Monferrato’s sandy soils and Braida’s timeless touch.
VN91 – “Brisk, refreshing, and immediately appealing.”
An epic Amarone that overdelivers. Dusty roses, black cherries, espresso and mint on a silky frame. 96 points by Vinous and drinkable young—yet built to evolve beautifully through 2040. This might be the best €36 you ever spend on wine.
From a once-unyielding vineyard of stone comes Barbera with soul.
“Scassa” means to break apart — and it delivers: pure red fruit, lifted spice, and precision over power. Vinified in large casks and tonneaux, it’s among the most gastronomic and balanced Barberas you’ll find.
RP91 – “Restrained, bright cherry fruit and sweet almond… never overdone.”
A mini-Brunello from one of the region’s best hands
High-class fruit, bright and floral, with vibrant Tuscan energy in every sip.
“Lots of energy and punchy freshness… a favourite new Rosso release.”
Chiara Boschis’s most powerful Barolo, born from Monforte’s deep clay and limestone soils.
The 2019 Mosconi balances strength and brightness with impeccable grace. Black cherry, pencil shavings, and spice unfold over a framework of fine tannins that promise decades of evolution. Bottled under the August full moon, it captures both Chiara’s meticulous craft and the spirit of the vineyard.
RP98 – “Impeccably balanced and bright with dark fruit, black cherry, and spice.”
A Barolo for every occasion — elegant, versatile, and remarkably pure.
Albe 2021 blends fruit from Vajra’s high-altitude vineyards, uniting charm and structure in one seamless frame. Silky tannins, red berries, and crushed stone deliver the quintessential modern Barolo experience at an unbeatable price.
RP95 – “Enormously versatile… more value for money than most Barolos out there.”
When you already love Sicilian reds, or, is curious about what the deal is – then here’s a great benchmark. From the highest part of San Lorenzo at 750m, this is Russo’s rarest and most powerful Etna Rosso—only made in top vintages. Volcanic depth meets Grand Cru finesse.
98pt by Robert Parker: wild cherry, violet, pepper, volcanic stone and tannins built to last.
Graci’s benchmark Etna Rosso: pure Nerello Mascalese, JS95, yours for just €29,95.
A sleek, volcanic red with perfumed fruit and elegant structure.
Timeless class from one of Montalcino’s most admired traditionalists
Old vines, old soul — this is textbook Brunello from an epic vintage.
“Without a doubt, one of the vintage’s top wines.”
Pure class from a benchmark estate in a radiant vintage
Traditional, structured and built to age — yet already full of charm and detail.
“Flows across the palate like pure silk… crunchy tannins and inner florals.”
The white heart of Piedmont — Timorasso in its purest, most elegant form.
From organically grown fruit, this golden-hued Derthona blends pear, quince, and peach with gentle waxy richness. Still youthful, it’s poised to evolve into something truly special over the next few years.
RP92 – “Golden color, stone fruit and waxy texture… give it time for full depth.”
Palmento Costanzo’s Etna Bianco Mofete 2023 punches far above its weight. As Vinous writes, Etna Rosso made Sicily famous, but Etna Biancos is what’s keeping people interested – discover what the fuss is about!
JS93 for just €21,50 — while Etna Biancos with this score average €50.
