Bel Colle Barbaresco Pajore 2020

A plush and plummy Piedmontese gem that's just begging for a little salumi to join the party. Jubey red fruits, savoury notes of charcuterie and some earthy spice, with a nice wash of acidity tying everything together with a neat little bow.

Carlin de Paolo Barbera d' Asti Cursus Vitae 2022

On arrival, there is sour cherry pips and flesh, sarsaparilla and floral aromatics. The tannins here are firm and there’s a little, squeaky halloumi-like acidity, to keep the palate cleansed, all the way through.

Fratelli Alessandria Barbera d' Alba 2021

As good in mid-week binge-mode as it is in fancy weekend socialisin’ threads. Wild strawberries build into darker currants and a strict-mum’s portion of liquorice that’s all wrapped in a crunchy, earthy vibe. Numero uno pizza vino.

Poderi Cellario Duzat Langhe Dolcetto 2022

Nebiulina is a lighter 'nouveau' style Nebbiolo and a wine we've come to look forward to each year, with this iteration as pretty and perfumed as ever. Un-oaked and pure fruited, sourced from vineyards in Piedmont's Priocca and Govone, where each site's sandier soils allow for a more perfumed and less structured wine that lends itself quite nicely to a bit of a chill.

Benotti Rosavica Langhe Nebbiolo Nebiulina 2022

Brimming with lovely red fruits, think raspberry, pomegranate and cherry pips complemented by pretty rose and peony florals and a beautiful sweep of fresh tannin.

Carlin de Paolo Monferratto Dolcetto 2021

From one of our favourite, most trusted (and anticipated) Italian producers. Drinks with a nice purity of red fruit that screams, drink with food that has a passata base. Fermented in all stainless to let the rose aromatics and raspberry black cherry shine and supported by a nice silky fan of tannin.

G D Varja Dolcetto D' Alba 2021

Fratelli Alessandria Dolcetto d' Alba 2022

Bel Colle Barolo Monvigliero 2019

Bel Colle Barolo Simposio 2019

And we asked, so many times. There are only a handful of Pelverga producers and it’s heavily regulated (protected) to keep it all authentico, which it is. Perfect for the Pinot devotee who wants a little northern Italy intrigue.

Bel Colle Verduno Pelaverga 2022

The profile’s deepened with a chalky, crumbly tannin. This one maintains a balance between traditional and approachable Nebb. For the full mental escape, pair with Alba cheeses.

Cantina Oriolo Nebbiolo d' Alba 2021

Bel Colle Langhe Nebbiolo 2022

The tannins wash over the palate with a dusty grip but they’re well placed. Great with those rich Milanese delights - ossobuco, polenta and gorgonzola, add a couple of mates and a second bottle for one hell of an evening!

Le Piane Maggiorina Nebbiolo Croatina Vespolina Blend 2021

It’s all luminous here and the fruit really glides down to give the wine an airy feel, but there’s a steady fanning of tannin that’s a little dusty, but oh so balanced.

Fontanabianca Langhe Nebbiolo 2021

Comm. G.B. Burlotto Barolo 2019

Graceful and elegantly fruited Nebbiolo with a gentle spice that dances along the palate—it's hard to feel anything but adoration when it comes to this wine. Now in its fourth generation, the Carlin Paolo estate continues the work of its founders (and family) in crafting beautifully balanced wines out of the Piedmont region.

Carlin de Paolo Barbaresco 2019

These guys sure know how to make fun wine in a big bottle—or in this case, box! It's a far cry from the infamous cask wine of your youth.

Poderi Cellario Vino Rosso 3L 2020

Barolo from a fifth-generation winemaker! Fruit from the Gebutti vineyard always amazes Augusto Capellano who’s been at the helm of the family label since 2009 and has really established himself thanks to some fantastic bottles that represent his family’s land amazingly well.

Cappellano Otin Fiorin Piè Rupestris Barolo 2018

A glorious Barbera to open up on a cool spring evening. In the glass, brambly berries intermingle with some morello cherry notes, with a sweep of tarry tannin and a nice wash of varietal acidity tempering the richness before a nice, dry finish.

Bovio Il Ciotto Barbera d'Alba 2021

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