9 Amazing Italian White Wine Values at $35 or Less
Explore top Pinot Grigio and more from some of Italy's best and most popular wineries with our new scores and tasting notes of recently rated, affordable white wines from Sicily and beyond.
Explore top Pinot Grigio and more from some of Italy's best and most popular wineries with our new scores and tasting notes of recently rated, affordable white wines from Sicily and beyond.
New Wine Spectator reviews demonstrate the greatness of Italian white wines; our ratings include recently rated Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay and more, with scores up to 91 points and most prices less than $30.
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Amarone della Valpolicella, the storied Italian red pressed from grapes air-dried in the appassimento process, is today more exciting than ever. Veneto’s top estates are refining production to make fresh, approachable versions. Discover 15 …
Get scores for more than 50 bottlings of Amarone—the rich, powerful red wine from Italy’s Veneto region—recently reviewed in Wine Spectator blind tastings.
A selection of top-quality and value-priced wine picks from Wine Spectator's editors, including reds and whites from Spain, Tuscany, California, Washington, Oregon, France and Germany.
New Wine Spectator reviews of Valpolicellas and more from the northeastern Italian region, priced under $30
One of the most popular white wines in America, Pinot Grigio is not just a simple, summer sipper. Find out which Italian appellations and producers to try to see what this grape is truly capable of making.
Among the more than 70 Italian Pinot Grigios tasted recently by Wine Spectator are bright, value bottlings and complex whites of structure and nuance. Get the scores!
The diverse Veneto region of Italy is home to unsung heroes showing great progress. Wine Spectator profiles the subregions of Colli Berici, Breganze and Lugana and recommends top producers.
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Feuding wine parties in Italy's Valpolicella are coming to terms over an Amarone dispute. Wine Spectator contributing editor Robert Camuto follows up.
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