Umbria isn't typically associated with Pinot Grigio, and discovering such a top-quality example in the tasting lineup really got our buyers excited. When you experience this wine's delicate floral tones, vibrant peach, apple, orange peel, banana, savoury herbs, and evocative hint of Mediterranean scrub, you'll be just as delighted and impressed as we are. A wine to talk about over freshwater fish or chickpea-and-tofu curry.

Sangiovese freshness meets Merlot softness in this Umbrian red, giving cherry, raspberry, blackberry and red currant with tobacco, vanilla, herbs and floral hints. The mouthfeel is round and fairly plush, yet the acidity stays lively enough for tomato-based pasta, pizza or a weeknight Italian spread.

Fresh-picked cherries and wild raspberries mingle with dried thyme and purple garden flowers, creating an aroma that feels like a morning stroll through an Umbrian hillside. Red currants lead a parade of bright fruit across the palate, while Mediterranean herbs add savory depth, all carried by zippy acidity and fine tannins that grip just right. Score - 91. (Jeff Porter, Wine Enthusiast, July 1, 2025)

Cherry, plum and wild raspberry sit at the centre of this Umbrian red, joined by leather, herbs, pepper and a touch of oak. The palate feels medium bodied with lively acidity and noticeable tannin, finishing with a savoury bitter edge that makes it feel firmly Italian and food ready.

This blend of Vermentino, Grechetto and Trebbiano delivers complex citrus, peach, pear and almond. Fresh and elegant.[Luca Maroni tasting note not available.] Score - 94. (lucamaroni.com, June 3, 2024)