Discover the enchanting wines of Valpolicella, a renowned wine region in northeastern Italy. With its picturesque landscapes, diverse soils, and favourable climate, Valpolicella produces exceptional wines that embody the essence of the region. Monte Dall'Ora stands out among its notable wineries for its commitment to traditional winemaking techniques and sustainable practices.

Discover the exceptional wines of Montecucco, a renowned region nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Italy. Known for producing high-quality wines, Montecucco offers a sensory journey that captures the essence of this captivating terroir. Immerse yourself in the rich flavours and complexities of the 2015 vintage, a year hailed as outstanding throughout Tuscany. Experience the Montecucco Riserva 2015, Peteglia, a true testament to the winemaker's craftsmanship and the region's unique expression. Indulge in this exquisite wine, an exquisite blend of tradition, artistry, and the Tuscan spirit.

Montecucco DOCG lies on the southwest hillsides of Amiata Mountain, directly opposite the Brunello di Montalcino slopes. The two zones share many similarities, but also many various. Sangiovese is the main red variety for both regions, but even if Montecucco has the potential to reach the quality level of Brunello, they do not share the same status.

Amarone is one of the robust, richer, high-in-alcohol dry wines worldwide. It is produced only in Valpolicella, in the district of Veneto in Northern Italy and holds DOCG status.

I am very excited about this last discovery of the Biancame variety. I tasted a pretty exciting wine beyond the ordinary.

The Sant’Urbano vineyard is located on a hill in the municipality of Fumane. It has excellent exposure to the sun at around 300 m altitude with calcareous, clayey soil of volcanic origin, which favours moisture retention, preventing excessive dryness.

The attractive price and easy-going character make this wine very popular among Vivino users, especially in the German market and a good choice for the daily table. Plus, it has all the virtues of Sangiovese.

The Valpolicella wine region has the unique ability to produce four different types of wine. These are: Amarone Della Valpolicella DOCG, Recioto Della Valpolicella DOCG, Valpolicella Ripasso DOC and Valpolicella Classico or Classico Superiore DOC.

Marchese Antinori is one of the largest wine producers in Italy, with plenty of privately owned estates all over Italy and abroad as well. So, deep know-how is needed to keep high quality in such a commercial wine.

Ten vintages of Montepulciano, in a single 750ml bottle, blended and released as one. A huge, big and bold wine in everything.

Tignanello is an iconic wine, and not by luck. It is one of the wines that influenced Italian wine history and helped the Chianti region overcome the quality problems, bad reputation, and undervalued prices.

Nerello Mascalese is the noblest grape of Sicily, giving quality wines in different styles from the traditional method Spumante to trendy rose and fine red.

For many, Nerello Mascalese is considered South's Pinot Noir.

It is a perfect example of what summer wine means yet without falling short in character and quality. It is refreshing, enjoyable and accomplishes its purpose to finish the bottle without much care.

It is a great and delicious wine. The years in the bottle benefit it with complexity, smoothness and balance.

If the Italian wines are famous for something, this is the value for money they bring to the consumer, primarily until 15€.

This Greek influenced winery from Puglia, Italy, offers a range of wines with undeniable quality in a price range that leads you to think about what is going wrong with them.

This wine is quite different from the average. The overripe harvest creates more concentrated flavours, and the maturing in used oak barrels gives structure and character.

An easy-drinking yet quality made Pinot Noir is a pleasant offer for the daily table, even for hot summer days.

How much love would someone have for his legacy doing all this process?