Dark fruit, blackberry, chocolate, black cherry. Velvety finish that is lovely and moreish. Very easy drinking, sweet but not too sweet, light but good flavour and legs, fruity but also some raisins and nuts.

Deep ruby with violet hues. Aromas of wild berries, red cherries and delicate notes of crushed herbs. A well-structured palate with integrated tannins makes this a perfect match with anything Italian.

The San Marzano Sessantanni 2019 is a stunning wine from the Puglia region of Italy. This vintage showcases the exceptional quality and craftsmanship that San Marzano is known for. Upon pouring, this wine displays a deep, ruby red color that immediately catches the eye. On the nose, aromas of ripe blackberries, plums, and cherries mingle with hints of vanilla and dark chocolate. The palate is rich and full-bodied, with layers of dark fruits, spices, and a touch of oak. The tannins are smooth and well-integrated, providing a velvety texture to the wine. The finish is long and satisfying, leaving a lingering taste of dark fruits and a touch of smokiness. This is a wine that truly embodies the essence of Puglia and is sure to please any wine lover. Enjoy it now or cellar it for a few years to experience its full potential.

Rich and mature fruit, with soft oak hints. A muscularwine, unique for complexity and harmony. Great match with flavourful first meals or red meats.

Light fresh Italian chardonnay, with peach and stone fruit. The grapes are destemmed, and left in maceration for a few hours. The next phase is the gentle pressing of the marc, resulting in a static cold decanting so that it happens naturally. Alcoholic fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at 12 °C, with maturation mainly in tank. San Marzano is a small village in the centre of the Primitivo di Manduria DOC region, a strip of land kissed by the two seas of the Salento: the Ionian and the Adriatic. In 1962 the DOC appellation did not yet exist. Even so, 19 winemakers came together to follow a dream and founded Cantine San Marzano. However, it wasn't until 1996 and the introduction of a new bottling plant that San Marzano wines could move from commodity to brand. With the growth of the brand and company, San Marzano set themselves a goal: 'To make a wine just like the one our fathers did and make it original and contemporary.' This was to be the Sessantanni Primitivo di Manduria DOP, one of the iconic labels of the company, and one which embodies the essence of the San Marzano philosophy. Today the collective continues to flourish with the aquisition of new vineyards and opportunities to explore.

Made from Nero d'Avola, a native grape of Sicily. The vineyards that produced this well crafted red are in the Belice area on the western side of the island. A portion of the fruit is treated very carefully during picking and transportation so as not to break the skins. The bunches are than laid out and dried for 30 days. They are then gently destemmed and crushed, and fermentation takes place. This wine is then added back to the normally fermented portion. The combination of two wines provides great intensity, complexity and interest. The wine has an incredibly intense nose featuring black pepper and spices. The palate offers layers and layers of fruit with bursts of dark berry fruit, excellent balance and complexity, with a soft, lingering finish.

Maretti Italia is a vibrant range of wines from Pavia IGP, crafted to capture the spirit and generosity of Italian winemaking. A vibrant, savoury wine with sour cherry and herb aromas, bright acidity, juicy red fruit, subtle earthiness, and soft, food-friendly tannins, making it highly versatile with food.

Made from a strict selection of grapes - exclusively of the Primitivo variety, from unique vineyards that maintain the quality of its indigenous cultivar whilst opening itself up to international taste. The name Sasseo (meaning