All Italian Reds
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Italy produces red wine across more of its land mass than any other country, with distinct identities emerging from Sardinia, Abruzzo, the Veneto, Tuscany, and Piedmont. Sardinian viticulture centers on indigenous varieties like Monica and Cannonau, the latter a late-ripening grape producing the structured Caladu from Cardedu. Moving north, La Quercia's Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva draws on the Adriatic-influenced hillsides of central Italy, while Valpolicella Superiore from Villa Canestrari reflects the ripasso-adjacent richness of Verona's Illasi valley. Caparzo anchors the Tuscan presence with a Sangiovese-based bottling, and Piedmont contributes both the Nebbiolo-driven Barbaresco from Ronchi and Gaja's Sito Moresco, a Langhe blend from one of the region's most historically significant estates.
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Italy produces red wine across more of its land mass than any other country, with distinct identities emerging from Sardinia, Abruzzo, the Veneto, Tuscany, and Piedmont. Sardinian viticulture centers on indigenous varieties like Monica and Cannonau, the latter a late-ripening grape producing the structured Caladu from Cardedu. Moving north, La Quercia's Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva draws on the Adriatic-influenced hillsides of central Italy, while Valpolicella Superiore from Villa Canestrari reflects the ripasso-adjacent richness of Verona's Illasi valley. Caparzo anchors the Tuscan presence with a Sangiovese-based bottling, and Piedmont contributes both the Nebbiolo-driven Barbaresco from Ronchi and Gaja's Sito Moresco, a Langhe blend from one of the region's most historically significant estates.
