Wine reviews

Petit Rouge is the most important autochthonous black grape variety in the Valle d'Aosta. That of Les Cretes, the largest private winery in the region, is produced in its historic and most suitable area. A real gem that allows wine enthusiasts to fully enjoy the many qualities of this vine.

Here is the review of the 2022 vintage. [READ ALL]

The wine that, today, we decided to take directly from the virtual shelves of our online wine sales site, to taste and to review is the first SuperUmbrian that has ever been produced. This is San Giorgio Lungarotti.

We reviewed the 2018 vintage. Here are our impressions on the San Giorgio Umbria IGT Rosso Lungarotti 2018 awarded by James Suckling with 93 points. [READ ALL]

When we say that our online wine shop aims to raise awareness of what we define as "the world of Italian wine artisans" we are referring to wineries like Casa alle Vacche.

Its Chianti D.O.C.G. from the Colli Senesi sub-area is one of those genuine and authentic Chianti wines, spontaneous, frank and familiar. We have reviewed the 2022 vintage for our readers. [READ ALL]

We think of Timorasso and we immediately think of Claudio Mariotto, protagonist of the rediscovery of this autochthonous Piedmontese vine. If you want to drink an excellent Timorasso we recommend the Timorasso Cavallina by Claudio Mariotto.

The 2019 vintage of this wine obtained the "Tre Bicchieri" from Gambero Rosso. Here is our review. [READ ALL]

Today's review concerns a wine that recently obtained very high scores from the best international guides. James Suckling rated it as an outstanding, exceptional wine, awarding it 91 points. This is the Chardonnay produced by Peter Zemmer, 2022 vintage. [READ ALL]