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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 Di Ama Chianti Classico 2022
$43.00Add to cartHailing from the hills north of Siena, the goal of Castello di Ama is to have each bottle of express the uniqueness of the terroir, and be an authentic expression of the vintage. This is a juicy and easy drinking Sangiovese full of notes of big fruit and fresh violets.
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Cavallotto Barolo Bricco Boschis, 2020
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Cavallotto Barolo Riserva Vignolo, 2018
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Ceretto Langhe Arneis Blanco 2022
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Ciacci Piccolomini d’Aragona Brunello di Montalcino 2019
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Cosimo Taurino Notarpanaro Rosso 2013
$25.00Add to cartThis wine is an easy recommendation and hopped right out the gates as a staff favorite (especially for Will) showing that no matter the price point you can find wines with depth and soul.
Hailing from Lecce in Puglia (the heel of the Italian boot) where most wine is made in bulk to be drunk out of a jug comes a wine that’s rustic and earthy while still being classic and elegant. This is Grand Cru Puglia, a diamond in the rough?
Cosimo Taurino takes his wines seriously, holding them back for years to tame the tannins and allow them to harmonize in the bottle. This current release is a 2012!
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Dal Forno Romano Amarone Monte Lodoletta 2017 750ml
$504.00Add to cartThis is a wine that will reward patience. Like most Amarone’s the Dal Forno is brooding, brimming with dark cherries and violets that play off the spice, earth, and coffee notes that add complexity. This balance between the rich acidity, the savory umami, and the fresh fruit leave this looking like a linebacker dancing a ballet. It’s graceful.
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De Bartoli Zibibbo IGT Terre Siciliane Integer 2022
We are “wholly” impressed with Interger. This eclectic wine, made from 100% Zibbibo, is the epitome of minimal intervention & one of the nerdiest bottlings out there. Ripe white fruit, lardon, caramelized pear, baking spice & candied grapefruit culminate in an ethereal finish. A no-brainer with cacio e pepe, pasta carbonara or tonkotsu ramen
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Disaronno Amaretto 750ml
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Elena Penna London Dry Gin 700ml
$39.00Add to cartAn alpine gin that features the beautiful mountain (and valley) flavors of the Piemonte from Elena Penna Currado and Luca Currado Vietti of the iconic Piedmont-based Vietti winery.
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Elena Penna Vermouth di Torino 1L
$32.00Add to cartAn alpine vermouth that features the beautiful mountain (and valley) flavors of the Piemonte from Elena Penna Currado and Luca Currado Vietti of the iconic Piedmont-based Vietti winery.
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Elena Penna Vermouth di Torino Superiore
$47.00Add to cartAn alpine vermouth that features the beautiful mountain (and valley) flavors of the Piemonte from Elena Penna Currado and Luca Currado Vietti of the iconic Piedmont-based Vietti winery.
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Emilio Lambrusco NV 750ml
$21.00Add to cartA soaring Lambrusco that’s an homage to Pavarotti, the first son of Emilia Romagna. A very clean and straightforward Lambrusco with big fruit and earthy nuance.
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Fattoria Nanni Origini Verdicchio di Castelli di Jesi Riserva 2022
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Felsina Vin Santo 375ml 2017
$76.00Add to cartThis Chianti Classico wine is embodied by the “mother” (the remains of the previous vintages) being moved from the previous years casks to the next. The Trebbiano, Malvasia, and Sangiovese grapes are carefully dried out before aging. This is one of our favorite sweet wines (a category that needs so much more love) and we think everyone, but especially Italian wine lovers, should try this.
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Fernet-Branca 750ml
$37.00Add to cartThe taste of Milan and the favorite spirit of Argentina. Beautifully dark and brooding, but oh-so bitterly delicious.
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Ferrando Erbaluce di Caluso 2023
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Ferrari Brut NV
$39.00Add to cartThe historic wine of Ferrari Trento is a Trentodoc that is the product of 100% Chardonnay grapes and of their incomparable synergy with the mountains of Trentino. It’s lively and intense and comfortable as the sparkling wine of choice for Formula One podium celebrations.
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Feudi Branciforti dei Bordonaro Terre Siciliane Grillo 2023
$19.00Add to cartAn ancient grape variety that doesn’t get enough press. This is a pure example that captures the freshness Grillo can have in the right hands. The location of the vineyard gives fantastic sunshine and the altitude slows down the development. The result is herbal but still refreshing.
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Fiol Prosecco NV
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Fratelli Berteletti Spanna del Piemonte 1964
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Fratelli Bertelletti Gattinara 1961
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Gaja Costa Russi
$935.00Add to cartThis is one of the most epic Italian wines there is. If you really want the inside scoop ask David about his time in the Piedmont.
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Giacomo Conterno Barolo Cerretta 2019
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Giacomo Conterno Carrera Barolo 1.5 Liter
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Gianni Brunelli Rosso di Montalcino 2022
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Giovanni Ederle Amarone della Valpolicella 2018
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Giuliano Rosati Pinot Grigio 2023 750ml
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Giuliano Rosati Pinto Grigio 2023 1.5L
$18.00Add to cartEverything you need and nothing you don’t in a Pinot Grigio. Chill it down and head outside with this twist-top magnum.
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Giulio Cocchi Americano Aperitivo 750ml
$23.00Add to cartAsti’s aperitif par excellence, the Cocchi Americano was named americano for two reasons: one it was made bitter by the herbal infusion (amaricato) and also because American’s liked to drink it with soda and ice. Either way, delicious.
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Giulio Cocchi Vermouth di Torino 375ml
$15.00Add to cartThis is the product behind the nickname “the kingdom of vermouth” which you may not have heard before, but it’s been used since the 18th century to refer to piedmont, long before the Barolos and Barbarescos were ruling the scene
