- per page
$14.98
Something of a fascination in recent years among Italian wine cognoscenti and the sommelier set, Lacrima Nera is an indigenous variety that has been planted in the Moro d’Alba area Read More...
of Italy’s Marche region for hundreds of years. It produces an intensely dark, aromatic wine reminiscent of guava, tangerine, and musk, underscored with baking spices, wild herbs, and a lingering minerality. Really unlike anything else from Italy. And Conti di Buscareto—who cultivates 16 hectares of ancient Lacrima vines on the Sant ‘Amico Crest in Moro d’Alba—makes one of the best examples. Not to be missed.
$11.95
45% Montepulciano, 45% Sangiovese,10% Cabernet
Michelangelo gave the name 'Rosso Bello' or Beautiful Red to a brilliant red color that this full bodied wine is named after. Read More...
Michelangelo gave the name 'Rosso Bello' or Beautiful Red to a brilliant red color that this full bodied wine is named after. Read More...
This wine was produced in the land of Ascanio Condivi, named after the apprentice, friend and biographer of Michelangelo. You will find this wine intense and persistent recalling red fruits, cherries, rose petals & violets.
$11.95
50% Sangiovese, 30% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc
“Muschén is a young, bright, fresh wine with lots of lively berry fruit and a zippy persistent finish.”
The Selvagrossa Read More...
“Muschén is a young, bright, fresh wine with lots of lively berry fruit and a zippy persistent finish.”
The Selvagrossa Read More...
estate is located in the Pesaro hills along the Adriatic coast in the region of the Marche. The winery was founded by brothers Alberto and Alessandro Taddei. Alessandro tends to the vineyards while Alberto is an accomplished sommelier having worked at Enoteca Pinchiorri for eight years as well as Falai Ristorante in New York’s Lower East Side. The two brothers have a small production of Sangiovese, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot grapes. Their wines have a sumptuousness and textural element that truly sets their wines apart from the rank and file.
$14.98
Owner Fabio Marchionni is obviously quite serious about the four thousand or so cases he produces of this very impressive Verdicchio from Italy’s Marche region. Matelica is Read More...
known for its racier, more mineral-driven style whites and we think this tiny estate takes it to the next level of quality and personality considering the modest price of this gem. The wine is aged entirely in stainless steel and has a wonderful lemon citrus palate with crisp acidity and a bright finish. It’s excellent with all kinds of seafood and wonderful as an aperitif as well.
- per page
