Find Your Perfect Italian Style

With over 350 native grape varieties, exploring Italian wine is an adventure. Let our experts guide you to the perfect bottle for your taste.

• Crisp & Aromatic Whites For lovers of a zesty, refreshing style. Discover elegant Pinot Grigio from the Veneto and vibrant, mineral-driven whites from Sicily. 

• Elegant & Soulful Reds For those who appreciate structure and complexity. Explore the classic Sangiovese of Tuscany and the powerful, age-worthy Nebbiolo from Piedmont. 

• Bold & Sun-Drenched Styles For the adventurous drinker. Experience the unique volcanic wines from Mount Etna and the rich, dark fruit of Primitivo from Puglia. 

A Closer Look at Our Selection

Our collection is built around artisan producers who are committed to organic principles and crafting wines with a true sense of place.

• The Volcanic Star (Masseria Setteporte): For a taste of something truly unique, the Masseria Setteporte Etna Rosso is a must-try. Grown on the slopes of an active volcano in Sicily, it's an elegant, mineral-driven red that showcases the power and finesse of its terroir.

• The Tuscan Classic (Corte Pavone): Experience the "alter ego" of Brunello with the Corte Pavone Rosso di Montalcino. This is a soulful, expressive Sangiovese that offers a glimpse into the heart of one of Italy's most celebrated wine regions.

• The Sicilian Gem (Tenuta Gorghi Tondi): The Tenuta Gorghi Tondi 'Midor' Cataratto is Sicily in a glass. It’s a vibrant, aromatic white wine that captures the sun-drenched, coastal character of the island.

Your Questions Answered

• What makes Italian wine so unique? It's the incredible diversity. Italy has over 350 native grape varieties and a vast range of climates and soils. This means an Italian wine is deeply connected to its specific region, offering a unique taste of place that is hard to replicate anywhere else.
  
  
• What are the best Italian red wines to try? For classic structure, you can't go past a Chianti (Sangiovese) from Tuscany or a Barolo (Nebbiolo) from Piedmont. For something richer and bolder, a Primitivo from Puglia is a fantastic choice.
  
  
• Is Prosecco an Italian sparkling wine? Yes, Prosecco is Italy’s most famous sparkling wine. Made from the Glera grape in the Veneto region, it's known for its fresh, fruity character and fine bubbles, making it perfect for any celebration.

Delivery & Offers

Every bottle is carefully packed by our team at our Sydney warehouse and delivered Australia-wide. We offer free delivery on all orders over $200.

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