Italian wine

Italian wine from regions like Veneto, Tuscany and Piedmont offers a rare combination of quantity and quality that is hard to find elsewhere. With renowned varieties like Prosecco and Barolo, Italian wine appeals to a variety of taste preferences while maintaining a rich connection to their heritage.

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Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1983
Barolo Giordano 1983
GiordanoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1980
Barolo Produttori Associati Vitivinicoli Monfortesi 1980
Produttori Associati Vitivinicoli MonfortesiOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1949
Barbaresco Classico Enrico Serafino 1949
Enrico SerafinoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1949
Barbaresco Classico Enrico Serafino 1949
Enrico SerafinoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1970
Barolo Fontanafredda 1970
FontanafreddaOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1978
Barolo Scarzello Giovanni 1978
Scarzello GiovanniOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1967
Barolo Riserva Castellina 1967
Castellina S.p.A.Only 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Barbaresco Rocca Pierino 1979
Rocca PierinoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1970
Barolo Alessandria Domenico & Figlio 1970
Alessandria Domenico & FiglioOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Barolo F.lli Mainerdo 1979
F.lli MainerdoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Barbaresco Giacosa Fratelli 1979
Giacosa FratelliOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1982
Vigneti Regione Paradiso Barolo Alessandria Giuseppe 1982
Alessandria GiuseppeOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1973
Barbaresco De Forville 1973
De ForvilleOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1971
Barbaresco Musso Sebastiano 1971
Musso SebastianoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1968
Barolo Riserva Speciale Cerequio 1968
Tenuta CerequioOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1980
Barolo Riserva Roche 1980
Azienda Vinicola RocheOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1977
Barbaresco Bersano 1977
BersanoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Barolo S. Secondo 1979
S. SecondoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1997
Cascina Frati Vecchi Barolo Boffa Angelo 1997
Boffa AngeloOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1971
Barbaresco F.lli Serio & Battista Borgogno 1971
F.lli Serio & Battista BorgognoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1978
Barolo F.lli Dezzani 1978
F.lli DezzaniOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1973
Barbaresco Marchese Villadoria 1973
Cantine Marchese VilladoriaOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Barolo Cav Luigi Cauda 1979
Cav Luigi CaudaOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1968
Barolo Riserva Speciale L. Bertolo 1968
L. BertoloOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Cascina Bordino Barbaresco Riserva Speciale 1979
Le CollineOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1971
Barbaresco De Forville 1971
De ForvilleOnly 2 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1968
Barolo Riserva Aurelio Settimo 1968
Aurelio SettimoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1978
Vigneto Montestefano Barbaresco De Forville 1978
De ForvilleOnly 2 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1970
Cascina Zoccolaio Barolo Giovanni Scanavino 1970
Giovanni ScanavinoOnly 2 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1977
Pico della Mirandola Barbaresco Pro. Di Vini 1977
Pro. Di ViniOnly 2 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
Barolo E. Galeasso
E. GaleassoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1981
Barolo Terre del Barolo 1981
Terre del BaroloOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1987
Barolo Terre del Barolo 1987
Terre del BaroloOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1978
Barolo Abbazia S.S. Annunziata 1978
Abbazia S.S. AnnunziataOnly 3 left
Bramaterra · Piedmont · Italy
1967
Orbello Bramaterra Sella 1967
Tenuta Agricola Sella
Bardolino · Veneto · Italy
1952
Bardolino Bolla 1952
BollaOnly 1 left
Traversagna · Piedmont · Italy
1954
Podere Tre Torri Traversagna Vecchia Riserva 1954
A. Vallana & F.lioOnly 1 left
Maggiora · Piedmont · Italy
1954
Spanna di Traversagna Podere Tre Torri Maggiora Vecchia Riserva 1954
Casa Vinicola A. Vallana & F.lioOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1988
Barolo Riserva Barone Rosso 1988
Cantina Barone ROSSOOnly 2 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1987
Barolo Riserva Giacomo Borgogno & Figli 1987
Giacomo Borgogno & FigliOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1960
Barolo Marchese Villadoria 1960
Marchese VilladoriaOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1968
Barolo Fontanafredda 1968
FontanafreddaOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1982
Vigna Massara Barolo Riserva 1982
Castello di VerdunoOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1968
Borgogno Antichi Vigneti Propri Barolo Riserva 1968
Giacomo Borgogno & FigliOnly 3 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1969
Barbaresco Dott. Giacomo Damilano 1969
Azienda Agricola Dott. Giacomo DamilanoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1979
Barbaresco Prunotto 1979
PrunottoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1954
Barbaresco Felice Bonardi 1954
Casa Vinicola Felice BonardiOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1953
Barbaresco Mirafiore 1953
MirafioreOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1999
Rio Sordo Barbaresco Riserva 1999
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 3 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1999
Pajè Barbaresco Riserva 1999
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1999
Asili Barbaresco Riserva 1999
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1999
Vigneti in Pora Barbaresco Riserva 1999
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 1 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1999
Ovello Barbaresco Riserva 1999
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 3 left
Barbaresco · Piedmont · Italy
1999
Moccagatta Barbaresco Riserva 1999
Produttori del BarbarescoOnly 3 left
Donnas · Valle d'Aosta · Italy
2000
Donnas Caves Coopératives de Donnas 2000
Caves Coopératives de DonnasOnly 1 left
Langhe · Piedmont · Italy
1987
Campo Romano Langhe Cascina Drago 1987
Cascina DragoOnly 1 left
Donnas · Valle d'Aosta · Italy
1999
Donnas Caves Cooperatives de Donnas 1999
CAVES COOPERATIVES DE DONNASOnly 3 left
Vino Nobile di Montepulciano · Tuscany · Italy
1992
Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Valdipiatta 1992
Tenuta ValdipiattaOnly 1 left
Nus · Valle d'Aosta · Italy
2002
Nus La Crotta di Vegneron 2002
"La Crotta di Vegneron" S.c.r.l.Only 1 left
Chambave · Valle d'Aosta · Italy
2002
Chambave La Crotta di Vegneron 2002
"La Crotta di Vegneron" S.c.r.l.Only 1 left
Nus · Valle d'Aosta · Italy
2003
Nus La Crotta di Vegneron 2003
"La Crotta di Vegneron" S.c.r.l.Only 2 left
Chambave · Valle d'Aosta · Italy
2003
Chambave La Crotta di Vegneron 2003
"La Crotta di Vegneron" S.c.r.l.Only 2 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
2007
Barolo I Bastioni 2007
Azienda Agricola I BastioniOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1978
Barolo Enrione Valerio 1978
Enrione ValerioOnly 1 left

Discover the most productive wine regions in Italy

Italian wine occupies a strong position on the global wine scene, especially among exporters. The Veneto region is one of the country's most prominent, with its significant export volume making it a leading player. Varieties such as Prosecco and Pinot Grigio, as well as a distinctive interpretation of Amarone , allow wine lovers around the world to enjoy an authentic tasting experience that brings the essence of Veneto directly to the glass. The region excels in both quality and quantity, making it an ideal choice for those seeking both well-known brands and hidden gems.

In addition, Tuscany and Piedmont offer a wealth of premium quality wines, such as the renowned Chianti and Barolo. Tuscany, located in the central part of the country, is world-renowned for its elegant red wines, especially the sought-after Brunello di Montalcino. These wines add a sophisticated dimension to any wine cellar selection. In the same region, you will also find the renowned Prunotto brand , which continues the tradition of premium wines. Piedmont stands out with its exclusive Barolo, which appeals to connoisseurs with its rich and historic origins. Here, wine lovers will find an Italian wine that not only meets but often exceeds high expectations.

Finally, regions such as Friuli Venezia Giulia and Trentino-Alto Adige also have a significant role to play in the export market. Friuli Venezia Giulia is known for its excellent white wines, which have a strong presence in Germany and the USA. Trentino-Alto Adige, which shares a border with Germany, is famous for varieties such as Gewürztraminer and Pinot Bianco. Together, these regions represent a diverse range of flavors and qualities that invite an exploratory and enriching wine experience, adapted to the preferences of every wine enthusiast.

How do I choose good Italian wine?

When looking for good Italian wine, it is important to consider both region and vintage. Wine from Italy can offer everything from the rich flavors of a Barolo to the elegance of a Chianti. At Bottles With History, you can explore a wide selection of Italian cult wines, where each bottle has many years of history behind it. With over 25 years of experience, we help you find the perfect wine that speaks to both your taste and your need for something special. Remember that quality often trumps price when hunting for the perfect bottle.

What types of Italian wine are the most popular?

Italian wine is known for its powerful reds like Barolo and Chianti, but also for its sophisticated whites like Pinot Grigio. Barolo and Chianti are particularly popular for their aging ability, which only improves the flavor over time. At Bottles With History you will find a large selection of these classic wines, many with decades of experience, making each bottle a unique experience for the wine lover.

What are the best regions in Italy for wine production?

When exploring Italian wine, the regions of Piedmont, Tuscany and Veneto are often highlighted as the best areas for wine production. Piedmont is home to Barolo, while Tuscany offers Chianti and the famous Super Tuscan, Sassicaia. Bottles With History offers wines from these iconic regions, carefully selected from our large range of vintage wines, with a focus on both quality and history.

How does wine from Italy taste different from other countries?

Wines from Italy often offer a complexity and depth that is unique to the country’s terroir. Italian wines are distinguished by their ability to age well and develop new flavor nuances over time. At Bottles With History, we specialize in historic wines that have this very characteristic. Our range is designed for those who want to experience how time enriches wine, which sets Italian wine apart from wine from many other countries.

How can I ensure that I am buying authentic Italian wine?

To ensure you are buying authentic Italian wine, it is important to choose a trusted retailer with expertise in the field. Bottles With History specialise in genuine vintage wines and guarantee that each bottle comes from trusted sources. You can easily navigate our range online, where you will find details about the vintage, region and history of the wine, ensuring you get the authenticity you are looking for.