Italy

Verdeca is a native variety of Puglia and has a delicious pear drop palate. A small period of time in oak lends a delicious ripe texture.

From the deep south, a rich and spicy Primitivo from the village of San Marzano. Full, baked fruit and vanilla oak abound. Delicious.

A rich and plummy wine from the Salento Peninsula of the warm, coastal region of Puglia. Hand harvested from selected vinyards of between 20 and 60 years old it displays a soft, rounded palate of plums, dried fruit and light, sweet spice.

Known predominantly as a producer of excellent Marsala, Cantine Pellegrino has further explored indigenous grape varieties with their range of family estate wines. This is a tremendous white made from Catarratto, with lush aromatics and delicate texture.

Bright aromas of fresh strawberry and redcurrants. The palate has ripe berry and cherry characters balanced by juicy acidity to give a fresh and appealing finish.

A light, unoaked wine from Sicily displaying fresh, citrus and tropical fruit.

An fresh, harmonic and tangy aromatic wine with hints of petillance. A blend of indigenous Sicilian grape varietals Grillo, Zibibbo Catarratto & Inzolia. Soft pressing with horizontal pressing machines, fermentation in thermo-controlled stainless steel vats.

The indigenous Catarratto thrives in Sicily. This fruit comes from a steep hillside location in the Marsala area on the west coast of Sicily. Ca'Di Ponti is Adria Vini's Sicily offering.

Nero d'Avola is a speciality of Sicily and Ca'Di Ponti's grapes are sourced from it's heartland in Riesi, with no oak aging to highlight it's pure Nero fruit.

The Cantina di Monteforte co-op is situated in the eastern part of Soave Classico and Soave. Cool summer breezes blowing down the Alpone Valley from the foothills of the Dolomites to the north give warm days and cool nights, which helps with the accumulation of aromatic characters in the grapes.