From the country where wine styles are as diverse as its people, we bring you a variety of Italian wines. Compare and contrast the warm cherry tones of the Primitivo, through the deep plum nuances of the 'Ripasso from Villa Belvedere' down to the fresh and zippy acidity of the Soave.

Contessa Pinot Grigio
Di Camillo Vini
Pinot Grigio, Italy
1 x 75cl Bottles
A delicious crisp dry and wonderfully refreshing Pinot Grigio from Northern Italy. Made from grapes grown in the Eastern Hills of Lake Garda and all hand-picked. This is a delicious wine, dry with fresh melon and pear flavours and a dry crisp finish.

Pasqua Soave
Soave
Treviso, Italy
1 x 75cl Bottles
Light notes of peach and dusty mineral open the bouquet of this food-friendly Soave. You could pair the wine with seafood, summer pasta dishes or salad. It ends with notes of white flower and almond blossom.

Primitivo di Puglia
Rocca Antica
Primitivo, DOC, Italy
1 x 75cl Bottles
A big wine, made in the traditional style with excellent weight of dark black cherry fruits, and a hint of chocolate and cedar wood. Delicious well made wine with a mouth-filling fruity finish. Excellent value.

Villa Belvedere Valpolicella Ripasso
Villa Belvedere
Corvina, Rondinella, Molinara Italy
1 x 75cl Bottles
Deep ruby/garnet coloured wine with shallow tawny rim. Pronounced nose of warm autumn fruits, blackcurrants and cherries with hints of chocolate and spice. Dry, firm and full bodied with firm tannin structure and excellent weight of rich dark dried fruits. Fermentation on the lees of the Amarone has given this wine a smooth rounded finish with great length.

Masi Campofiorin Brolo 
Masi Estate 
Brolo, DOCG, Italy
1 x 75cl Bottles
This wonderful barrique-aged single estate wine is the epitome of what Italian wine is all about. Rich and opulent using native grapes from the region, Corvina, Rondinella and Oseleta which give  a supple complex  structure. Great with food or to enjoy on its own.

Gonfalone Chianti
Trambusti Estate
Tuscany , Italy
1 x 75cl Bottles
Balanced with lively fruit. The Machiavelli say the key to their successful wines is the marrying of local grapes with stellar wine-making. All of their wines are made from indigenous grape varieties in the hills to the Tuscany  The flavours of the grape shine through the glass, making them wines to drink on every occasion.