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Italy vies with France for the title of the largest wine producing country, but no other country can equal "il bei paese" for diversity and individuality. It’s a great topic for discussion, the three largest European wine producers, France, Spain and Italy-----who is the largest who is the best? Its not an easy debate, since often the discussion is about grape varieties and styles of individual regions within the one country itself, let alone comparing with another country. We in the UK may compare one country against another, but for example, within Italy the competitive debate would be between Italian regions themselves probably 95% of the time.
Italy has a wonderful richness of viniculture stretching back thousands of years and today its not just about Barolo and Brunello its about all the different grape varieties and styles from very North to extreme South and then West to East. Most Countries wine regions are separated by some distances----Italy is one big continuous vineyard and the wine choices are mind boggling.
Italy with all its famous wine regions is a wine enthusiasts dreamland and at Alexander Hadleigh Wine Merchants, Southampton, Hampshire, UK we try our very best to encompass much of what this wonderful wine country has to offer as follows:
Piedmont is synonymous with the Barolo and Barbaresco wines which develop via the combination of soil, geology and climate in the beautiful Langhe and Monferrato hills and we should not forget Nebbiolo d'Alba or Asti Spumante. Yes, a region entirely of appellation wines and well represented on our list.
Veneto is one big vineyard from the shores of Lake Garda the edge of Treviso. Four of the Veneto fifteen sub regions are are numbered among the top ten in Italy and are, Valpolicella, Soave, Prosecco di'Conegliano and Bardolino. It is often that Veneto wines are better known outside of Italy than within, this assumption is well supported by the fact that over 70% of wine production is exported to all corners of our planet.
Friuli-Venezia Giulia is a wine region on the far east of Italy bordering Slovenia and is probably the least known of all Italian wine regions in the UK. Merlot accounts for over 50% of the grapes and wine produced in this region and it also some of the lesser known varieties such as Refosco del Peduncolo Rosso and the more rare Picolit.
Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino have the champions Tuscany it seems for ever, the region may be the realm of these two famous wines, but there is much else to discover. If Chianti and Brunello wines are kings of Tuscany then Sangiovese and Trebbiano are the great Tuscan Couple.
The viticulture of the Italian Marches, once a region known only for its white wines, including the illustrious Verdicchio, can now today be well contented of its red wines. Careful selection and one will always be rewarded with some really great wines.
Abruzzo a wine region of little reputation for most of its life has come to life in recent times with thanks to the passionate reception accorded to its Montepulciano. Montepulciano accounts for over 50% of the wine produced each in the small region of Abruzzo.
The vineyards of Puglia (Apulia) are best known for their full bodied reds and the region's vineyards are among the largest in Europe in terms of surface area. Over recent years wines from this region have increased in popularity mainly through the many tourists from the UK visiting the lovely beaches around the Puglia region.
Sicily is now an important producer of wines for the UK market and vineyards like the Island itself, can be divided into three large wine growing areas: the western part in the provence of Trapani, famous for the celebrated wines of Marsala; the northeastern area around Mount Etna and the southern area in the province of Ragusa.
Sardinia an Island of excellent quality whos reputation in the UK is catching up with that of Sicily. A pristine natural World and ancient traditions of winemaking are one of the many strong points of Sardinian viticulture
with its most prominent flag bearer being Vermentino DOCG.
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Cantina di Monteforte "Terre di Monteforte" Soave Classico Half Bottle, 2020
Cantina di Monteforte \"Terre di Monteforte\" Soave Classico Half Bottle has a lovely bright colour in the glass with green hues. The nose exhibits a sweet floral perfume and notes of ripe peach and almond. The wine shows excellent depth on the palate and a lovely balance between ripe, aromatic fruit and fresh, zingy acidity.
Pinot Grigio Sartori, Italy, 2019
Pinot Grigio Sartori Italy, is a delicately refreshing dry white wine is pale lemon in colour. On the palate flavours of fresh green apple and citrus are balanced well by aromas of stone fruit, a clean floral bouquet with a touch of exotic spice,
Pinot Grigio Rosato Il Caggio Italy, 2020
Pinot Grigio Rosato Il Caggio Italy, is deliciously delicate and pink in colour. Crisp and refreshing flavours of soft red fruits are complemented by subtle floral aromas,
Cantina Valpantena "Torre del Falasco" Valpolicella Valpantena Half Bottle, 2018
Cantina Valpantena \"Torre del Falasco\" Valpolicella Valpantena Half Bottle is youthful, ruby-cherry in appearance with bright, clean aromas of classic cherry and almond blossom. The wine is best served lightly chilled to enjoy the vibrant black cherry character, which is supported by supple, approachable tannins and a flavoursome finish.
Passo del Tempio Catarratto IGT Terre di Sicilla, 2016
Passo del Tempio Catarratto IGT Terre di Sicilla is pale lemon in colour, with a crisp, fruity character. The Catarratto grape provides delicious citrus notes and vibrant acidity making it a great easy drinking Sicilian white wine.
Ponte Pietra Trebbiano/Garganega, 2020
Ponte Pietra Trebbiano/Garganega has a pale lemon colour in the glass and opens with aromas of almond blossom and fresh apples. It is lively and crisp on the palate with a touch of marzipan and honey from the Garganega. It dispays depth and citrus flavours on the finish.
La Cavea Pinot Bianco/Garganega, 2019
La Cavea Pinot Bianco/Garganega has a lovely straw yellow colour with golden reflexes. The nose is characteristic with an elegant hint of fresh warm bread. Fresh and unoaked, it has a gentle weight and nicely rounded fruit on the palate.
Ponte Pietra Merlot/Corvina, 2020
Ponte Pietra Merlot/Corvina is a delicious blend offering soft, blackberry volutuousness of the Merlot in harmony with the characteristic cherry blossom and ripe cherry pie style of Corvina. It is a fresh and well-balanced wine.
Frascati Superiore Secco, Gran Picco, 2009
Light and flavoursome dry white
Frascati Superiore Secco, Gran Picco is a most popular wine, light in body and pale gold in colour, crisp on the palate with a fine bouquet and delicate aroma with a pleasant aftertaste,
Alpha Zeta "G" Garganega, 2019
Alpha Zeta is the brainchild of leading New Zealand winemaker, Matt Thomson. His range of modern, fruit driven wines have their grapes sourced from the hillside vineyards in the Soave area, where the climate is moderate and most suitable for his style of wine. The volcanic soil is light and granitic, so the vines are challenged to produce superior quality fruit.
Cantina Valpantena "Torre del Falasco" Garganega, 2019
Cantina Valpantena \"Torre del Falasco\" Garganega is pale lemon in colour, with a fresh perfume of white flowers and citrus fruit. It is fine and minerally on the palate, with lifted lemon zest on the finish. This wine has enough body to stand up to food while retaining a crisp, fresh quality that ensures it is also great on its own.
La Cavea Merlot/Pinot Nero, 2018
La Cavea Merlot/Pinot Nero has a beautifully ruby red colour in the glass. The wine presents a bouquet which is intense and elegant with aromas of berry fruit. It is velvety, round and full-bodied on the palate, with hints of vanilla and soft warm spice.
Farnese Fantini Sangiovese IGT Marche Bio, 2015
Farnese Fantini Sangiovese IGT Marche Bio is garnet red in colour, with an intense and persistent nose of dark fruit. On the palate there are strawberry and black cherry notes and vanilla from the oak. The wine is medium bodied with good tannins, well balanced by clean acidity.
Borgo Selene Catarratto, Inzolia Bianco, 2018
Borgo Selene Catarratto, Inzolia Bianco, Sicily is light, lemon-yellow in colour with a fresh, vivacious nose, also fresh perfumes of apples and ripe pears with a hint of acacia flower. Crisp and lively on the palate with a clean, dry finish.
Alpha Zeta is the brainchild of leading New Zealand winemaker, Matt Thomson. His range of modern, fruit driven wines have their grapes sourced from the hillside vineyards in the Soave area, where the climate is moderate and most suitable for his style of wine. The volcanic soil is light and granitic, so the vines are challenged to produce superior quality fruit.
Alpha Zeta is the brainchild of leading New Zealand winemaker, Matt Thomson. His range of modern, fruit driven wines have their grapes sourced from the hillside vineyards in the Soave area, where the climate is moderate and most suitable for his style of wine. The volcanic soil is light and granitic, so the vines are challenged to produce superior quality fruit.
Ca\'di Alte Merlot has an intense ruby red colour in the glass with purple hues. Attractive aromas of red berry fruit and vanilla from oak ageing, all follow through on to the palate. The wine is velvety, round and full-bodied with a long lingering finish.
Passo del Tempio Syrah IGT Terre di Sicilla, 2017
Passo del Tempio Syrah IGT Terre di Sicilla has beautiful crimson colour, with tempting black fruit and berry perfumes. The wine has a lovely balance between ripe fruit characters and a firm structure on the palate. This fine Syrah is very accessible, supple and rounded on a long finish.
Cantina Valpantena "Torre del Falasco" Corvina, 2019
Cantina Valpantena \"Torre del Falasco\" Corvina is bright and fresh in the glass, this wine opens with perfumes of juicy red cherries. The wine is youthful with a soft, approachable structure that is given depth by the partial drying process. It has good balance with lovely bitter cherry notes on the finish.
Cantina di Monteforte "Terre di Monteforte" Soave Classico, 2019
Cantina di Monteforte \"Terre di Monteforte\" Soave Classico has a lovely bright colour in the glass with green hues. The nose exhibits a sweet floral perfume and notes of ripe peach and almond. The wine shows excellent depth on the palate and a lovely balance between ripe, aromatic fruit and fresh, zingy acidity.
Montepulciano D'abruzzo, Villa Dante, 2014
Montepulciano D\'abruzzo, Villa Dante Classic notes of ripened fruits and spices, velvety smooth, full bodied with a good complexity,
Alpha Zeta is the brainchild of leading New Zealand winemaker, Matt Thomson. His range of modern, fruit driven wines have their grapes sourced from the hillside vineyards in the Soave area, where the climate is moderate and most suitable for his style of wine. The volcanic soil is light and granitic, so the vines are challenged to produce superior quality fruit.
Alpha Zeta "C" Chardonnay, 2019
Alpha Zeta is the brainchild of leading New Zealand winemaker, Matt Thomson. His range of modern, fruit driven wines have their grapes sourced from the hillside vineyards in the Soave area, where the climate is moderate and most suitable for his style of wine. The volcanic soil is light and granitic, so the vines are challenged to produce superior quality fruit.
Cantina di Gambellara, Monopolio Merlot 2018
Cantina di Gambellara, Monopolio Merlot is an intense ruby red with a nose of mature cherries, plum jam and spice. Full bodied, smooth and velvety, tannins are intense but soft.
Farnese Fantini Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC, 2018
Farnese Fantini Trebbiano d\'Abruzzo DOC is a deep, bright, straw yellow in colour. The nose has intense, fruit and floral characters with aromas of peach and orange blossom. On the palate, it is full bodied, well balanced and fruity with a persistent finish.
