13 Top ITALIAN WINES You Have to Try!

In this video, John Jackson, DipWSET a/k/a Attorney Somm reveals 13 outstanding Italian wines that you have to try! These wines include red wines, white wines and a sparkling wine from a variety of Italian wine regions. Don't overlook the whites as this list includes two of the very best white wines in all of Italy! Most of these outstanding Italian wines also offer tremendous value with some selling for as little as $20-25!

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ITALIAN WINES DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO
Produttori del Barbaresco Langhe Nebbiolo
La Gerla Brunello di Montalcino
Il Poggione Brunello di Montalcino
Marchese Antinori Chianti Classico Riserva
Tenuta di Biserno Campo di Sasso Insoglio del Cinghiale
Massolino Barolo
Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto
Roberto Voerzio Barbera d'Alba Il Cerreto
Grattamacco Bolgheri Superiore
Livio Felluga "Terre Alte" Rosazzo DOCG
Marisa Cuomo Furore Bianco "Fiorduva" Costa d'Amalfi DOC
Barone Pizzini "Animante" Franciacorta Extra Brut
Le Volte dell'Ornellaia

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[vinavecmargaux]

What an incredible video! It’s particularly impressive! I love how you have curated such a diverse range of reds, whites, and even a sparkling wine, showcasing the best of Italy’s wine regions. Your expertise truly comes to the fore as you reveal these 13 fantastic Italian wines in this well-made video. I have some favorites in this list including Produttori del Barbaresco, Massolino Barolo, and Le Volte dell'Ornellaia. Your insights on value and quality are especially helpful, and your outstanding presentation—written expertly and brilliantly—of these Italian gems are much appreciated. Thank you for yet another tremendous video that’s sure to be invaluable to all wine enthusiasts especially those who enjoy and collect Italian wines. Cheers, John! Hope that you enjoy your weekend!

[davidh]

The 2019 Brunello's are THE one to go for, I've had the pleasure of tasting a few of late and they're not only incredible but they will get even better !

[richardbrowe]

Somm Corleone, You Have My Undying Loyalty 😁 Thank You For Another Insightful And Interesting Video. INDIGENOUS AND OBSCURE TWO OF MY FAVORITE WINE DRINKING WORDS. LOVE WHAT YOU DO 🍷 SALUTE 🍷

[darrenching]

Great recommendations on the voerzio barbera and Massolino barolo!

[RickyLRVolee]

Good video, well done.
Personally I reccomended two excellent vignerons: Gravner (Ribolla Gialla) and Bressan (Pignolo) - ...wines in the Olimpo!
Best regardards.

[DrinkinItIn]

Great stuff. Have always enjoyed the Insoglio del Cinghiale, glad to see it featured.

[mattfeltz]

I have such an appreciation for your videos, great wine suggestions and a lot of education. Thanks.

[martijnuij]

Great video, love the addition of franciacorta here, perhaps one of the best kept secrets of italy. I personally am in love with the Saten style. Would also like to ring the bell for Amarone wines, so delicious with stews and such. Have 3 of the mentioned wines in my celler, the barbaresco 2019, the Massolino 2019 and the le volte 2018.

[robertgolden]

Great run down! Very appreciated. So much useful information. Thank you

[jonathandavis]

Fantastic recommendations. Thank you, sir :)

[pdxwino]

Another great video. Makes me realize I need to branch out more. I get too focused on Sangiovese and need to do a side by side of many regions. Your videos are excellent in describing the notes, now I just need to taste them!

[collbackk]

That's what happens when you don't pay for your shirt, they don't remove the watermarks.

[vinavecmargaux]

Sincerely appreciate the pin, John! Grazie mille!

[pedro-utbz]

Greetings from Brazil! Another excellent video.
Found Insoglio for 260 BRL, equivalent to 50 dollars. Maybe i will give it a try.

[stevenholt]

Italy is rapidly becoming a joint favourite wine country - it has always been my favorite country to visit - but I need to get to grips with its white wines.
Rizzi is a good producer at reasonable prices for both Barbaresco and Langhe Nebbiolo, imho. Agree about Produttori del Barbaresco and Massolino Barolo.
The Val di Suga 2015 Brunello, of which I have five remaining bottles, was my joint wine of the year in 2023 (Massolino, 2011 Barolo was the other).
Although I have a half-case of Volpaia 2019 put away, I couldn't resist adding a half-bottle as part of a recently ordered mixed case, just to get a sneak preview later this year.
French for me this weekend, though, with a 2016 Gigondas tonight and a 2014 Pouilly Fuisse tomorrow.
Thanks again for another enjoyable video.

[somethinglawyer]

Yes, I gave up buying both Ornellaia and Sassicaia a few years ago and now am a frequent buyer of Grattamacco and also Saffredi, Le Pupille.

Not on this video but I'm looking forward to the 2018 Guado al Tasso Il Bruciato with a large rib-eye steak this evening. My first bottle of a half case just this week retrieved from storage with BBR in the UK so hoping it's a winner.

[andrewwebster]

There’s such incredible diversity of styles and prices, I think I’d choose Italy if I could only enjoy wine from one country for the rest of my life.

[andrewpintex]

Enjoyed the 2015 il Poggione reserva yesterday, highly enjoyable, hard to beat at that price point.

[danf]

Aglianico is another great Italian wine. TJ’s has a cheap $6 version that is a great introduction to this grape to decide if you like it. A $20 version is outstanding.

[rimpac]

That white and brut sound very interesting. I usually get into the Moscato Asti this time of year with the summer heat. Any suggestions on Moscato Asti labels to look for?