Three Legendary Territories, Three Wines That Made History

Three iconic appellations that define Italian wine

There are wines that represent a territory. And then there are wines that have become true symbols of Italian wine around the world.

With this box, we invite you on a journey through three legendary appellations that every wine enthusiast should experience at least once: Brunello di Montalcino, Barolo, and Amarone della Valpolicella.

Three wines, three historic territories, and three very different expressions of Italy's great red wines.

Barolo DOCG "Buon Padre" – Viberti

Known as the "King of Wines," Barolo is one of Italy's most celebrated expressions of Nebbiolo.

Viberti's Buon Padre is a classic and elegant interpretation, produced from a skilful selection of Nebbiolo from different vineyards within the Barolo appellation. Its aromatic profile unfolds through dried rose, spices, and tobacco, while a firm yet refined tannic structure gives the wine depth and remarkable persistence.

A Barolo that combines tradition, elegance, and the unmistakable character of the Langhe.

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOCG – Nicolis

Amarone represents one of the most distinctive expressions of the wines of Valpolicella, combining richness, warmth, and remarkable aromatic complexity.

Nicolis Amarone is born from carefully selected grapes that undergo a slow drying process before fermentation, concentrating their aromas and structure. On the palate, it is warm, velvety, and enveloping, with notes of sour cherry in spirit, dried plum, cocoa, and sweet spices.

A sumptuous and generous red, where the richness of appassimento meets the elegance of Valpolicella Classica.

Brunello di Montalcino DOCG – Tenuta Buon Tempo

Brunello is the pure expression of Sangiovese Grosso in one of Italy's most celebrated wine territories.

From the southern area of Montalcino, Tenuta Buon Tempo produces a Brunello with remarkable finesse and personality. Aromas of small red berries, earthy notes, leather, and balsamic nuances lead to a structured yet vibrant palate, where freshness and elegant tannins keep the wine remarkably balanced and inviting.

A Brunello that combines structure and depth with the freshness and drinkability that make Sangiovese so compelling.

Three legendary wines. One journey through Italian excellence.

From the hills of Barolo to the valleys of Valpolicella and the vineyards of Montalcino, this box brings together three of Italy's most iconic red wine traditions.

Nebbiolo. Corvina and the traditional Valpolicella varieties. Sangiovese Grosso.

Three grapes, three territories, three different ways of expressing the extraordinary depth and diversity of Italian wine.