Italy is a wine country with many faces. From a fresh Pinot Noir from Sicily, a soft Primitivo from Puglia, an aromatic Pinot Grigio from Trentino or a fresh Prosecco. They have one thing in common: great value for money.
Italian wine
Damilano Zero Sette Barbera d'Asti
Fresh, and every sip leaves you wanting more. Red plum, blackberry, black pepper, bay leaf, earth, violets.
This Barbera d'Asti combines fresh fruit with nice acidity and soft tannins, without oak aging. A wine that empties your glass almost on its own
This Barbera d'Asti combines fresh fruit with nice acidity and soft tannins, without oak aging. A wine that empties your glass almost on its own
€14,95
Surrau Limizzani Vermentino di Gallura
Fresh and juicy Vermentino. Peach, lime, sage, mint, saline minerality.
Vermentino from granite soils in northern Sardinia. Round and aromatic, with lovely mineral tension, Mediterranean herbal notes, and ample freshness.
Vermentino from granite soils in northern Sardinia. Round and aromatic, with lovely mineral tension, Mediterranean herbal notes, and ample freshness.
€12,49
Santadi Noras Cannonau di Sardegna
Rich, spicy, with ripe fruit. Red cherry, raspberry, rosemary, mint, earth, cinnamon, cocoa, tobacco.
A full-bodied Cannonau from Sardinia, offering the warmth of the island yet with a surprising freshness. Oak adds extra depth and structure to the win
A full-bodied Cannonau from Sardinia, offering the warmth of the island yet with a surprising freshness. Oak adds extra depth and structure to the win
€17,95