SHOWING 26 RESULTS
- Italy (26)
- Fine Wine Collection (2)
- Top Award Winning Wines (19)
- Dry Wines (22)
- Lightly Sweet and Sweet Wines (5)
- Light-bodied Wines (18)
- Full-bodied Wines (2)
- Lower Alcohol Wines (3)
- 90 Point Wines (10)
Sort by:
- Recommended
- Customer Ratings
- Price: High to Low
- Price: Low to High
- Name: A-Z
- Name: Z-A
-
International Press
2024 Pinot Bianco from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Stone fruit and citrus zest lead your palate on a bright, adventurous journey
View wine details$30.00 Retail price
$21.00 Member price
-
-
Winner of 1 more
Libellus
2024 Pinot Grigio from Sicily / Sicilia, Italy
Staff pick
Candied fruit, pear, and honeydew feature in this zesty white wine
View wine details$30.00 Retail price
$21.00 Member price
-
-
Masterworks Series
2024 Sangiovese from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Lively red fruit meets graceful structure in a curated masterpiece
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
-
-
Tintoretto
2024 Primitivo from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Seductive dark fruits and subtle spice–layered and lingering to the last
View wine details$31.00 Retail price
$21.70 Member price
-
-
Bonfilia
2024 Sangiovese from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Blooming with lively red fruit and a whisper of wild herbs — Bonfilia
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
-
-
Caduto dalle Nuvole
2024 Rosé Wine from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Sun-kissed fruit and floral hints—Caduto dalle Nuvole rosé, a carefree sip.
View wine details$26.50 Retail price
$18.55 Member price
-
-
Vicino Lontano
2024 Pinot Grigio from Sicily / Sicilia, Italy
Staff pick
Where honeyed melon and playful citrus turn every gathering into a celebration
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
-
-
Fine Wine CollectionBodewell
2024 Primitivo - Sangiovese from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Sun-warmed fruit and savory spice, woven with the spirit of Puglia
View wine details$55.00 Retail price
$38.50 Member price
-
-
Tifosi
2024 White Blend from Italy, Italy
Staff pick
Tifosi’s native blend dazzles with orchard fruits and an inviting, lively finish
View wine details$26.00 Retail price
$18.20 Member price
-
-
Prima Foglia
2024 Extra Dry Prosecco Rosé from Italy, Italy
Liked by 1046 Members
Celebrate life's joyous moments with our "Best of Class" Prosecco Rosé
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
Page 2 of 2
Keep Reading About Italy
Italy is a country that is steeped in food traditions; even Italian wine is steeped in longstanding tradition. Unlike much of the "New World," Italy has been making wine for millennia. From the foothills of the Alps in Alto Adige, to the Piedmont or Emilia-Romagna, the country is full of delicious flavors. The native grape varieties and winemaking techniques they employ are found almost nowhere else on Earth. All you have to do is try a glass of Chianti Classico, Barolo or Barbaresco, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano or Brunello di Montalcino from Tuscany, or Amarone from the Veneto to taste the quality of fine, traditional Italian wine.
What are the most popular wine regions in Italy?
Young winemakers in regions around Mount Etna in Sicily, Venice, and Alto Adige (in the far north of the country) are converting their wine production to organic and biodynamic practices with ancient and underrepresented grape varieties. It's not just Barbera, Sangiovese, and Nebbiolo anymore. The amount of native varietal wines and wine regions belies belief. The winemakers are exploring an incredibly long list of native grape varieties, including Nero d'Avola, Dolcetto, Negroamaro, Primitivo (Zinfandel), Aglianico, Fiano, Rondinella, Trebbiano and Verdicchio, to name a few of the more common grapes. The wines are vibrant and feel fresh, despite an ancient heritage and farming practices. There are also Italian iconoclasts. You might have heard of "Super Tuscans;" these wines rocked the Italian winemaking community in the 1970s and 80s by including international (French) grape varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon in their blends.
What are the best Italian wines?
Many Italian wines are marked by a beautiful acidity. Whether you are searching for a red wine (Rosso in Italian) or a white wine, it's almost guaranteed you can find some delicious and new. You can find all the usual suspects (Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Syrah, etc.), but the real gems are hidden away in small DOCG's (Italy's acronym for appellations). Try the Italian sparkling wine answer to Champagne and Cremant in Prosecco, Moscato d'Asti, Lambrusco, or Franciacorta. You can have a vibrant Pinot Grigio straight from the source. If you like tannins in your wine, head to Umbria in Central Italy to try Sagrantino, a red grape variety that will change the way you think about tannins. No matter your tastes, there's an Italian wine for you.
Want to learn more about wines from Italy?
Want to learn more about wine? Check out Wine School, where wine drinkers of all levels can learn more about their favorite wines.