Italy
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Amaro Lucano 750ml
$38.00Add to cartThis amaro comes from Basilicata and has a rich syrupy texture that’s balanced by a pleasant bitterness that comes from spices and herbs. It plays particularly well with other spirits when used to add a bit of complexity to a cocktail.
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Antinori Solaia 2020
$495.00Add to cartAn icon from the Tuscan landscape. Made from 75% cabernet Sauvignon, 20 percent sangiovese, and 5% cab franc.
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Aperol Aperitivo 750ml
$30.00Add to cartSweet with a kiss of bitterness, a favorite of late-summer patio revelers everywhere.
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Aperol Spritz 200ml
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Aperol Spritz 200ml 4-Pack
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Arvero Limoncello 750ml
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Bertolani Dolce Fiore NV 750ml
$15.00Add to cartA classic sweet Lambrusco. Deep red fruit, herbs, and a lovely texture.
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Biondi-Santi Brunello di Montalcino 2017
$299.00Add to cartSimply one of the finest and most sought after Brunellos on the market.
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Biondi-Santi Brunello Riserva 2016 750ml
$825.00Add to cartSimply one of the finest and most sought after Brunellos on the market.
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Boasso Barolo Gabutti 2018
$55.00Add to cartA rich Nebbiolo from one of Barolo’s most delicious crus where the fruit is picked, pressed and fermented before aging in new oak for three years. This is a wine that is never filtered and is left to age further in bottle before release where the flavors have time to harmonize. Boasso is a smaller producer and this wine offers a great value in Barolo that will develop more complexity with age.
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Bosco del Merlo Pinot Grigio Rosato 2024
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Braida Bricco dell’Uccellone Grappa 750ml
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Braida Il Fiore 2023
$35.00Add to cartA gorgeous Barbera that showcases the sensual and powerful side of the grape. The wine is aged for 12 months in oak before another year in bottle.
We love it, but don’t just take our word for it. Here is the review by the excellent Antonio Galloni from Vinous:
The 2019 Barbera d’Asti Bricco dell’Uccellone is one of the best versions of this wine I can remember tasting. Rich and full-bodied to the core, with stunning depth, the 2019 offers up a beguiling range of black fruit, mocha, chocolate, grilled herbs, lavender and incense. There’s still plenty of concentration and oak to support it, but without the excesses of some recent years. it has been a while since I have been able to say a Braida wine is exciting, but the 2019 certainly is!
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Braida Vigna Senza Nome Moscato d’Asti 2023
$29.00Add to cartA fun little moscato from Braida that’s at once fresh and rich. Fruit, blossoms, roses, and musk jump out of the glass. As with most Moscato d’Asti there’s a bit of sweetness to it, so pair with dessert or drink as a sweet afternoon aperitif.
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Braulio Amaro 1L
$59.00Add to cartA true classic that tastes like barrel aged wind on a high alpine meadow. The perfect after dinner cool down. A digestivo from on high.
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Brezza Barolo Sarmassa 2019
$98.00Add to cartBrezza, a very traditional Barolo maker, has been on the up-and-up for the past few years as drinkers swing back to expressiveness and terroir over simple power. The Cannubi is fantastic. Crushed woodsy fruit, silky texture, and flowers are offset by orange zest and herbs.
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Bucci Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore 2022
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Ca Rossa Barolo 1971
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Caffo Maraschino Liqueur 750ml
$29.00Add to cartNeed to add a bit of cherry flavored oomph to your cocktails? This is a great value maraschino liqueur that can make your martinez that much better.
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Calea Nero d’Avola 2023
$14.00Add to cartA joint venture from Polaner Selections and Botter winery that is designed to be fun, food friendly, and value friendly. Calea’s sleek and modern package combines elements from Sicily’s rich architectural traditions, and colors that call to mind the bright sunlight and burnished earth of this ancient crossroads of the Mediterranean.
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Campari Aperitivo 750ml
$35.00Add to cartA classic for a reason. Campari is the color and life of so many classics: Negronis, Boulevardiers, Jungle Birds, Garibaldis and how could we almost forget the simple spritz?
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Cantina Santa Maria la Palma Aragosta Vermentino di Sardegna 2022
$16.00Add to cartThe label tells you almost everything you need to know about this well-priced Vermentino: it’s a fabulous seafood wine. But we think it’s just as good chilled down on its own. A true delight.
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Cappelletti Amaro Sfumato Rabarbaro 750ml
$32.00Add to cartAn amaro made with Rhubarb that hails from the Italian alps. It’s smoky, woody, sweet, and herbaceous—like early spring in the mountains.
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Carpano Antica Formula Vermouth 750ml
$39.00Add to cartA refined vemouth beautiful on the rocks with a distinct vanilla note on teh finish.
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Carpano Bianco Vermouth 750ml
$24.00Add to cartA classic white vermouth, Carpano Bianco is fresh and complex with an easily identifiable winey note, citrus and exotic fruit flavors as well as fresh cocoa and almonds. Smooth. Delicious. Classic.
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Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 2019
$109.00Add to cartThis is a great entry into the 2019 vintage that can be enjoyed now, but will also be great laid down for a few years. It has the heft that some seek, but there’s plenty of nuance that comes from their deft balance between the wildness of the grapes and the slickness of the cellar hand.
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Castelfeder Kerner Lahn
$29.00Add to cartHeading into Alto Adige (the far northern, semi-autonomous region of Italy that borders Austria) is like stepping into German wine country. The grapes for this Kerner grow at an altitude of almost 900m above sea level in one of the highest vineyards in South Tyrol. This German grape is a cross between Trollinger and Riesling and is named after the Swabian poet Justinus Kerner. It’s got great acidity, a vibrant freshness, and rich lemon, peach, and mango flavors.
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Castello dei Rampola d’Alceo Toscana IGT 2019
$199.00Add to cartThis wine is a synthesis of the Rampolla family’s ideas about wine. It’s weighty, but still remains graceful. Classically styled but with a piercing minerality that lifts the deep, dark fruit. Some critics go as far as to call it transcendent giving it huge scores (97 Points, Vinous; 96 Points James Suckling; 98 Points, Wine Advocate).