As one of the largest wine-producing countries in the world, Italy is much more than meets the eye. In the 50s and 60s, most Italian wine in the U.S. was Chianti in a straw basket that doubles as a candle votive. Now, as people have grown as global wine enthusiasts, our palates further crave the distinctive and flavorful wines of Italy. Ranging in styles from Valpolicella and coveted Barolo from the north to Super Tuscans and Brunello further south, Italy truly has something for everyone.

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