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Conti Zecca - Salento, Apuglia
Owned and operated by the brothers Zecca, they are dedicated to a rational and modern style of viticulture. They resolve to offer the best value and typical style of the Salento wine producing tradition.
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Vesevo - Campagnia
A project of Valentino Sciotti and Mario Ercolino, the wines are a homage to Mount Vesuvio, the rich soils and unique micro climate of the area. The wines are straight varietals of the area's traditional grapes.
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Venica & Venica - Collio, Friuli
Owned and operated by the Venica family since 1929, the vineyard is planted on rocky terrain rich in minerals and low in organic matter. The wines are renowned for their great finesse, delicacy and acid balance.
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Michele Chiarlo - Piedmont
The philosophy is to produce wines whose characters faithfully represent that variety of provenance, as well as their terroir. That they be rich, highly elegant and never nauseating.
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Balbi Soprani - Piedmont
At Balbi Soprani quality and tradition meets order to produce classic Piedemontese wines. The Capetta family have a love for the land, a passion for work and a care for detail.
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Travaglini - Gattinara
At Travaglini, the passion for wine, the commitment to superior quality production and the desire to constantly achieve superb results have remained intact since 1958.
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Feudo Arancio - Sicily
With its label inspired by both the Sicilian sun and its native oranges, the winery and vineyards have been upgraded since being acquired by Mezzacorona, one of Italy's most progressive wine producers.
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Mezzacorona - Alto Adige, Trentino
Mezzacorona's benchmark Trentino range are classic wines from this spectacular mountainous region. A modern winery and vineyards cultivated with a view to ensuring their natural health are key factors in the high quality of its wines.
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Castel Firmian - Dolomites, Trentino
The castle referred to in the name of this producer dates back to 1480 and overlooks the southern Trentino region as well as the northern Alto-Adige. Both Pinot Grigio and Lagrein are native to this region.
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San Leonardo - Alto Adige, Trentino
Considered by some as the Sassicaia of the North, this producer has won the 3 Glass award from Gambero Rosso 11 years in a row.
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Santa Margherita - Alto Adige, Trentino
Pioneers in Italy of the 'white vinification' technique, particularly with Pinot Grigio in the 60's. Santa Margherita is one of the most successful exporters of this variety to the rest of the world.
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Enrico Pierazzuoli - Carmignano, Tuscany
The whole Pierazzuoli family contribute to the country way of life, they all live on the property and aid in the high quality wine production, foodstuffs and wine tourism.
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Fratelli Cei - Pistoia, Tuscany
Sometimes we can make life too complicated. When you need a lovely Chianti to accompany a plate of pasta... this is it!
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Lamole - Chianti, Tuscany
Very traditional Chianti producer from the heart of the DOCG. 100% Sangiovese vinified in a soft, low intervention fashion. Limestone based soils add structure and elegance to the wine.
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Panizzi - San Gimignano, Tuscany
Giovanni Panizzi fell in love with the San Gimignano area and dedicated his life to the enjoyment of growing and making wines, especially the native Vernaccia di San Gimignano.
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Corte Sant'Alda - Verona, Soave DOCG
"A wine cellar. A home... my family home. History unfolding and interweaving with my life... the purpose I want to give to my life. ...No excesses or leaps forward... Only personal dedication to the search for the best possible balance between things."
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