Rosso dello Sparviero Toscana IGT 2006

If you’re the the type of person that loves their red wine, then you’ll adore this young and fresh Italian wine from Tuscany. This 2006 bottle holds a wonderful wine which is a blend of 60% Sangiovese, 20% Cabernet Sauvignon and 20% Merlot that is just waiting to be enjoyed immediately. The grapes that go into this 2006 vintage are from vineyards that use modern techniques with a high vine density and a low yield harvest that produce only the best quality grapes and are carefully handpicked to ensure you’ll experience the true tastes of this region. After popping this cork on this 2006 Toscana and pouring it into your glass, you’ll notice the rich Garnet red color and the smell of floral aromas that hint of wild berry. If its nose has your mouth watering, then you can be sure that you’ll thoroughly enjoy each glass of this red wine with its palate of wonderful fruit sensations that finishes dry and smooth smooth. A fresh and fruity wine from Rosso dello Sparviero, this red will compliment any of your favorite Italian dishes from pizza and pasta to pork and poultry. You’ll enjoy drinking the Rosso dello Sparviero Toscana IGT 2006 at any time of year at any meal with all of your friends or just by yourself.

Feudi di San Gregorio 2005 Falanghina – Italian White Wine

If you’ve been looking for a wine that is probably not on the radar of most wine drinkers, then you might want to try this Falanghina, which is a white wine that comes from Southern Italy. Not your typical white wine, this 2005 Falanghina wine will surprise and delight just about anyone with its intense aromas that consist of apple, banana and pineapple along with its green tinted pale golden color. With its carefully selected grapes that are soft-pressed, this wine from Feudi di San Gregorio has a medium body with a lingering aftertaste of citrus and minerals. If you think that this wine is limited in its food pairings, then you’ll be pleased to know that it compliments seafood, pasta and risotto as well as sushi and sashimi. When you’re ready to try a wonderful wine that will present you with a new and different wine experience, then try a bottle of Feudi di San Gregorio Falanghina 2005.

Il Velluto Amarone Della Valpolicella DOC Classico Riserva 1997

When you choose the choicest grapes from the hilly region of Valpolicella, and let them dry for several months before pressing and fermentation you’ll be rewarded with an Amarone. This classic wine is a blend of 70% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, and 10% Molinara grapes, that spend 18 months in oak barrels from Slavonia. This Amarone Della Valpolicella has a velvety smooth feel with a long fruit finish, that will impress and can be enjoyed now to 2012. Il Velluto’s 1997 Classico Riserva is a wine that is full of rich red fruit and sweet plum with raisin flavors with a core of concentrated herb and spice. There is a limited supply of Il Velluto Amarone Della Valpolicella DOC Classico Riserva 1997 so get it while it’s available to pair with hearty dishes like roasts, steak, lamb, duck or veined and strong cheeses.

Clivus Pinot Grigio 2006

A straw-yellow colored wine, the 2006 Clivus has fresh flavors of white fruit aromas with a clean finish. A soft wine that is crisp and well balanced that is ready to drink now through 2008, you can enjoy this Pinot Grigio as an aperatif with hors d’oeuvres and with fish. A reasonably priced wine in this category, the Clivus Pinot Grigio 2006 is notable for its fresh flavors and goes well with any manner of salads, seafood and shellfish.