Giro d'Italia

This wonderful collection takes you on a vinous tour of Italy from Piedmont in the north via Tuscany, Umbria and Puglia before hopping over to Sardinia.

2023 Mucchietto Fiano, Famiglia Pasqua –  The limestone rich soil, cooling breezes and warmth of Puglia contribute to deliver this thirst-quenching Fiano. Aromas of nectarines, honeysuckle, tropical fruit and almonds combine with floral notes on the nose. The palate is round and crisp, with a twist on the finish that makes it just delicious.

2024 Vivia, Fattoria Le Mortelle – This mid-golden unoaked white comes from the Tuscan coast, and is a careful blend of three grapes:  Vermentino bringing with lively bright crisp peach & pear, Ansonica deeper colour & spiced, savoury character, texture with crisp acidity, Viognier golden fruit depth.  Refreshing & moreish.

2022 Bramito Chardonnay, Castello della Sala – This beautiful Umbrian estate is famed for its top quality Chardonnay. The mouth-watering Bramito is part-barrel fermented with good quality rich and creamy fruit and a long fresh finish.

2021 Le Difese, Tenuta San Guido – Beautifully balanced Super Tuscan from the producers of the legendary Sassicaia, this is packed with red cherry fruit, sweet spice and grilled Mediterranean herbs (70% Cab Sav, 30% Sangiovese).

2017 Barbaresco, Produttori del Barbaresco – An inviting Nebbiolo from Piedmont brimming with sweet red berries, rose petal, cinnamon, and mint, it shows seductive depth and radiance, with supple tannins and beautiful balance.

2021 Buio Carignano Del Sulcis, Cantina Mesa - The Sulcis area, in the extreme south-west of Sardinia is almost entirely surrounded by the sea and constantly ex-posed to salty breezes.  Made from 100% Carignano, Buio is a dense, bright ruby red.  Ample, sophisticated nose with hints of ripe red berries, mediterranean herbs and hot spices.  Rich but youthful with iodine, fleshy fruit and balsamic notes.