Top to Toe Italy Reds Six

From the home of pricey Amarone near Verona you have a Corvino-rich blend in a more succulent style, with dark cherry fruit and spice, made Cantina di Negrar, Italy’s 2019 Winery of the Year. A pure Sangiovese from the Rubicone region offers more bright cherry, and there’s a plummy Montepulciano from d’Abruzzo. Move into Puglia for a remarkable 97pt star made from pure Nero di Troia, and a powerhouse blend of the same grape with Negroamaro and Primitivo. Lastly on to sunny Sicily for a two-time Gold medal classic Nero d’Avola. Enjoy a bottle of each and save $51 at a low $16.49 a bottle.