Italy

Vulcani D' Italia Etna Rosso

Lorenzo Melani Chianti

Leonardo Bussoletti Narni Ciliegiolo

Scagliola Barbera D'Asti Mati

Le Serre Nuove Dell' Ornellaia

Purato Siccari Appassimento

Tombacco Aglianico Benevetano

Refosco dal Pedunculo Rosso is predominant in Northeast Italy and derives its name from its red stems (it's the literal translation!) This one is organic with no added sulfites and has violet and sweet red cherry jam aromas. On the palate there's spicy bl

Dolcetto means "little sweet one," and while the wines are never sweet, the nickname does refer to the usual style of this wine: easy acidity, fruity and accessible. This one delivers, with black cherry and plum notes and crisp but not overwhelming acidit

A wine of almost unbelievable quality for the price. If you've wanted to try Amarone but don't want to part with $50 bucks or more, try this one: Medium-full body with intense black tea, blackberry and black cherry flavors and none of the jammy/raisiny no

The Aglianico grape is pretty much grown only in Campania and Basilicata, but the former yields softer, more approachable wines (though still with noticeable tannins). This has medium-body and acidity and is earthy rather than fruity with black cherry plu

Lagrein is typically earthy, with briary notes and hearty tannins. This one is a little gentler than some - even sippable - with forest floor aromas and slightly smoky raspberry, black cherry and tobacco flavors. Pair with braised meats and vegetarian ste