
A curated selection of Italian and European wines
50 wines
50 wines
A historic winery in Dogliani, at the heart of the Piedmontese Langhe. Marziano Abbona is synonymous with elegance and terroir: from Dolcetto di Dogliani to great Nebbiolos and the majestic Barolo and Barbaresco.
Visit the wineryOn the famous Alto Adige Wine Road, Peter Zemmer cultivates indigenous and international varieties with artisanal precision. His wines are a faithful reflection of Alto Adige: clean, deep, and surprising.
Visit the wineryIn the heart of Valpolicella, Aldegheri keeps the Veronese tradition alive: from Classico Superiore to Ripasso aged on Amarone skins. Soft, generous reds made for sharing.
The Colli Orientali del Friuli are the stage for Zorzettig's wines: deep whites like Friulano and Ribolla Gialla, characterful reds like Refosco. A winery that tells the story of Friuli's complexity in every glass.
Visit the wineryOn the hills between Bacchereto and Carmignano, Colline San Biagio produces Tuscan wines of great personality: from Vermentino Bubbolo to the historic Carmignano Sancti Blasii. An authentic Tuscany, far from the clichés.
From the Castelli Romani, in a volcanic territory with a thousand-year history, Omina Romana reinterprets Lazio wines with a contemporary vision. Soft, rounded whites like Hermes Diactoros: classicism and modernity in balance.
Visit the wineryIn Franciacorta, Lombardy's home of méthode classique, Muratori crafts sparkling wines of great finesse. Fine, elegant bubbles from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir — a refined expression of the territory.
On the slopes of Etna, among Italy's highest vineyards, La Contea produces wines that speak of lava and minerals. The Sommitale Etna Rosso is the crown jewel of a selection that surprises with every sip.
A journey beyond Italian borders: from the great Bordeaux and Burgundy to French Champagne and Crémant, all the way to the legendary Furmint of Tokaj in Hungary. An international selection for curious palates.
A family winery in the heart of the Colli Piacentini, just a few kilometres from Bardi. La Margherita produces wines that are an authentic expression of the territory: Gutturnio and Ortrugo, historic stars of our table.