Description Six Italian beauties offer you a glimpse of the elegance and flavour available when you explore Bella Italia. Sip your way north to south at $18.49 a bottle and save $55 too. You’ll find Italy offers glass after glass of class. Up north sip a 2 x Gold winner from Amarone specialist Daniele Accordini and Italy’s 2019 Winery of the Year. Drop by Tuscany for top-notch Chianti, and Abruzzo for a rare Montepulciano Riserva. Gold winners Pillastro and Palumbo, a blend of Nero di Troia, Negroamaro and Primitivo are Puglian, popular ‘Italy-in-a-bottle’ Papavero is from all over! Saluti from bella Italia.
Packed with spiced plum and raspberry. this is a rich, dark, velvety red favourite on top form – again! It's from maestro of Puglia, Angelo Maci, and his pride and joy winery that has five times been voted Italy’s Winery or co-op of the Year.
For the last 30 years we’ve been championing the superb Tuscan wines from Paolo Masi and, before that, from his dad Renzo. Every vintage this superb Chianti delights for good reason – it captures deep cherry fruit and is always fabulous value.
Winemaker Leonardo Palumbo is so proud of this delicious juicy red that he’s put his name on the label. Crafted using a blend of three premium Puglian grapes – Nero di Troia, Negroamaro and Primitivo – he’s made a velvety, dark, spice-infused wine.
Launched 20 years ago, Il Papavero is our most reordered Italian red. Customers love the easy-going, ripe cherry fruit and its suave Italian style. Blended from the best grapes of the vintage, it offers supple, ripe fruit and easy charm.
This irresistible, two time Gold-winning Italian red is made by Amarone specialist Cantina di Negrar – Italy’s 2019 Winery of the Year. Grapes are from Valpolicella’s Classico region with a dash of Amarone. Brimful of dark cherry fruit and spice.
Rare enough to find a Chianti Riserva, even rarer – a Montepulciano Riserva! Usually this grape makes juicy-fruit reds for early drinking. This gorgeous complex red, using old-vine fruit and long barrel aged, has lots of silky complexity.
