We all love Italian wine, but Italy produces wine in all 20 of its regions from over 350 authorised grape varieties. It's a lifetime’s work to try them all but we thought we'd help you on that journey with a selection of modern Italian classics for your enjoyment. In this case you'll get 12 different wines (6 whites and 6 reds).
Roero Arneis "Camestri" Marco Porello Campania
Zesty refreshing wine, packed with citrus and green fruit along with some soft spice notes.
Chardonnay, Cantine de Falco Salento
Beautiful unoaked Chardonnay with soft lemon fruit and tangy tropical notes.
Fiano 'Janare' La Guardiense Campania
Classic citrus, green fruit and a little stone fruit along with ginger and herby notes on the finish.
Gavi Casa Ernesto Piedmont
Lovely citrus and apple flavours along with ripe tropical fruit notes.
Lugana Nunzio Ghiraldi Lombardy
Citrus and green fruit are to the fore before the palate reveals more exotic notes and there is a weighty richness to counter the crisp freshness.
Falerio Saladini Pilastri, Marche
Tangy lemon, pineapple and fresh green fruit. Lovely organic blend.
Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Fratelli Barba Abruzzo
Rich and complex notes of dark cherries, ripe red fruits, plums, spices, almonds and a lengthy mineral finish.
Aglianico 'Janare' La Guardiense Campania
Aglianico is an expressive and characterful variety with the perfect blend of modern juicy fruit, sweet spice and rustic charm.
Barbera 'Terra' Walter Massa Piedmont
An amazing expression of Barbera from the King of Barbera. Sappy, balsamic, pure and exotic.
Primitivo Cantine de Falco Salento, Italy
Fabulous wine with a beautiful full, rich dark berry flavour. Sultry, energetic and superb value.
Valpolicella Classico Fumanelli Veneto
A classic wine but from one of Italy's most forward-thinking wineries. It's a more structured and complex Valpolicella but still with that easy going bramble fruit and subtle spice.
Morellino di Scansano Ghiaccio Forte Tuscany
Dark red cherry, herbal notes, crushed red fruit and a wonderful finish.
