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Aged for around four months in stainless steel tanks
Intense fruit, lively acidity and delicate balsamic notes
Pairs well with seafood, buffalo mozzarella and white meat]]>

2026-08-11T22:00:00+00:00 2026-08-11T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/greco-di-tufo-docg-2025-1 If you like white wine with plenty of freshness and character, you really must try the Greco di Tufo DOCG 2025. Because Greco is much more than just straightforward and fruity. On the chalky soils around Tufo, this grape variety develops its characteristic mineral character. On the nose, the wine is intense and fruit-forward. On the palate, things really come to life: lively acidity, pronounced minerality and subtle balsamic notes ensure that every sip remains wonderfully fresh and exciting. Around four months’ ageing in stainless-steel tanks preserves the wine’s clear, direct character. For us, this is a really good accompaniment to food. It pairs just as well with raw or delicately marinated seafood as it does with buffalo mozzarella or pasta with white meat. And if you simply fancy a characterful Italian white wine as an aperitif, it also cuts a fine figure. A Greco di Tufo that shows exactly why this grape variety is such a delight in Irpinia: fresh, straightforward, mineral – and anything but boring.

Fresh, well-balanced and with delicate fruit notes in the glass
Aged for around five months in stainless steel tanks
Perfect with fish, antipasti, vegetables and fresh cheese]]>

2026-08-14T22:00:00+00:00 2026-08-14T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/falanghina-del-sannino-doc-2025-1 Are you looking for a white wine that’s easy-going and enjoyable, yet still has plenty of character? Then you should take a closer look at the Falanghina del Sannio DOC 2025. The Falanghina grape variety is as much a part of Campania as the sun, the sea and good food – and it’s precisely this Mediterranean feel that the wine brings to the glass in such a charming way. On the nose, it’s fresh and inviting, with delicate white floral notes and light fruit. Dry on the palate, it remains wonderfully lively, balanced and crisp, without being overly assertive. Ageing in stainless-steel tanks keeps the freshness beautifully intact and makes it a truly versatile accompaniment. Our tip: open it well chilled as an aperitif and then simply leave it on the table. It pairs just as well with grilled fish, pasta with seafood or a large antipasti platter as it does with summery vegetable dishes or mild cream cheese. A white wine for anyone who’d rather drink Italy than dream about it – fresh, approachable and with a real taste of Campania.

Dry with a delicate fruity sweetness
Juicy, supple and smooth]]>

2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/guenter-u-regina-triebaumer/21-free-sauvignon-blanc-rust-2025 A Sauvignon Blanc from Rust on Lake Neusiedl, which quickly charms with its delightful character and exotic notes. Hand-harvested and matured traditionally in stainless steel tanks, this dry white wine demonstrates that the grape variety need not be defined solely by its acidity. This medium-bodied wine is distinctly on the fruity side. Even on the nose, elderflower, gooseberries and peppers dominate. On the palate, it is dry with a delicate fruit sweetness. Every sip is reminiscent of a tropical orchard. Juicy and smooth on the palate with a decidedly long finish. A real charmer that takes its time and is sure to win many friends. Pairs wonderfully with Asian starters, salads or soft cheeses. Or simply whilst you wait for next summer to arrive.

Aged on the lees for 12 months in steel tanks
Fresh acidity, salty minerality and delicate balsamic notes
Pairs well with seafood, buffalo mozzarella and Mediterranean fish]]>

2026-08-17T22:00:00+00:00 2026-08-17T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/cutizzi-greco-di-tufo-riserva-docg-2024-1 If any white wine can demonstrate just how much its origin shapes its flavour, it is this one. The Cutizzi Greco di Tufo Riserva DOCG 2024 from Feudi di San Gregorio comes from the vineyard of the same name in Irpinia – very close to a large sulphur mine. The mineral-rich soils, containing iron, magnesium and potassium, give the wine precisely the character for which it is renowned: straightforward, fresh and wonderfully mineral. 96 Decanter and 95 Falstaff points are testament to this magnificent wine! In the glass, the Greco is yellow with golden highlights. On the nose, notes of green plum and pear emerge, accompanied by a delicate, almost minty spiciness. On the palate, it remains juicy and fresh. Dry, the lively acidity meets a distinctive, slightly salty minerality, ensuring that the wine maintains its lovely momentum despite its depth. After fermentation in steel tanks, the Cutizzi matures for twelve months on its own lees, during which time it is stirred regularly. A further three months’ bottle ageing gives it time to settle without losing its freshness. Our tip: pair with fish and seafood, a really good buffalo mozzarella or a Mediterranean fish dish. A Greco for anyone looking for freshness in a white wine, but who doesn’t want to compromise on character and depth.

18 months in barriques and at least 18 months of bottle ageing
Aromas of sour cherry, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla and subtle hints of aniseed
Perfect with a hearty roast beef, poultry and braised meat]]>

2026-08-17T22:00:00+00:00 2026-08-17T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/taurasi-docg-2021-1 Aglianico can pack quite a punch. But it really comes into its own when it’s combined with freshness, spice and elegance. This is precisely where the 2021 Taurasi DOCG from Feudi di San Gregorio comes into its own. It hails from the hills surrounding the historic town of Taurasi in Irpinia, where the grape variety thrives on the volcanic soils. In the glass, the wine glows a deep ruby red with garnet-red highlights. On the nose, it gets straight to the point: sour cherry and Maraska cherry meet cinnamon and nutmeg, followed by vanilla and a hint of aniseed. On the palate, the Aglianico is full-bodied and well-balanced. The tannins are present but soft and rounded, and the finish lingers pleasantly for a long time. To add extra depth, the Taurasi is given plenty of time: it matures for 18 months in barriques, followed by at least a further 18 months in the bottle. This makes it a red wine with structure and character, without the fruit being overshadowed by the ageing process. Serve it with roast beef, hearty stews or roast poultry. And if you like Italian red wines with real substance, you really ought to have tried a Taurasi at least once. This one is a pretty good reason to do so.

Vineyards in Irpinia at an altitude of 300 to 400 metres
Aged for twelve months in wood and amphorae
Creamy, mineral and fresh with a long, salty finish]]>

2026-09-08T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-08T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/goleto-greco-di-tufo-riserva-docg-2022-1 Greco di Tufo has a great deal to offer – and the Goleto Greco di Tufo Riserva DOCG 2022 from Tenute Capaldo (part of the Feudi estate) impressively demonstrates the potential of this ancient grape variety. The grapes come from selected vineyards in the San Paolo area near Tufo, specifically from the Contrade Nassano, Laura and Cicogna. Here, at an altitude of 300 to 400 metres above sea level, the vines grow in the immediate vicinity of the old sulphur mines that make this area so special. After being harvested by hand, the Greco is fermented in stainless steel. It is then given plenty of time to develop: around 80 per cent of the wine matures for a year in oak, whilst the remaining 20 per cent is aged in amphorae. This is followed by a further year of bottle ageing. The result is a far cry from a straightforward summer white wine. On the nose, the Goleto is complex, revealing ripe apple, peach and citrus fruit, complemented by floral notes, subtle toasted aromas and a hint of almond. On the palate, it is powerful and creamy, whilst the typical freshness of Greco ensures a really good flow. Added to this is a salty, mineral character that makes the wine exciting and gives it a long finish. A truly excellent accompaniment to grilled fish, shellfish or a hearty seafood pasta dish. It also pairs wonderfully with white meat or mature cheeses. And one thing’s for sure: this is a white wine that can easily be cellared for a few years.

Aged on the lees for 5 - 6 months in steel tanks
White floral notes, delicate fruit and a wonderfully fresh character
Perfect with mussels, prawns and pasta with seafood]]>

2026-08-17T22:00:00+00:00 2026-08-17T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/serrocielo-falanghina-del-sannio-doc-2025-1 This is the sort of white wine that makes you want to crack open the nearest big bowl of pasta alle vongole straight away. The Serrocielo Falanghina del Sannio DOC 2025 from Feudi di San Gregorio brings the fresh, unpretentious charm of Campania to the glass – without ever becoming boring. For the Serrocielo, Feudi selects Falanghina grapes from particularly suitable vineyards. In the glass, the wine is pale yellow with greenish highlights. On the nose, delicate white blossoms meet subtle fruity notes. On the palate, it remains pleasantly fresh and balanced, with a soft texture and a crisp, clean finish. The Falanghina is fermented at low temperatures in stainless steel tanks. It is then left on its own lees for around five to six months. Regular stirring of the fine lees gives the wine additional structure without masking its lively character. That’s exactly why the Serrocielo is such a delight at the table: with sautéed clams, prawn salad, stuffed mussels or spaghetti with seafood. And if you’re simply looking for a fresh, Mediterranean white wine for a relaxed evening, you’ve come to the right place. Incidentally, even the bottle lives up to its name: its delicate grooves were inspired by Massimo Vignelli’s design, whilst the light blue label is reminiscent of a cloudless sky. Serrocielo, indeed.

18–24 months’ ageing in oak and extended bottle ageing
Cherry, subtle spice and floral notes with a firm structure
94 points from Wine Enthusiast for the 2020 vintage]]>

2026-09-08T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-08T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/gulielmus-taurasi-riserva-docg-2020-1 The Gulielmus Taurasi Riserva DOCG 2020 demonstrates quite impressively why Aglianico is one of Italy’s great red grape varieties. The grapes come from a small plot in Contrada Baiano near Castelfranci, at an altitude of around 350 to 380 metres above sea level. After being harvested by hand, the wine is aged for 18 to 24 months in oak and then for more than two years in the bottle. In the glass, it’s not just about power. The 2020 vintage combines floral notes with white pepper, wild cherry and raspberry. On the palate, the typical structure of Aglianico comes to the fore: firm yet refined tannins, plenty of tension and a long, spicy finish. It is precisely this blend of power and elegance that makes it truly exciting. Wine Enthusiast has awarded this vintage 94 points. This is definitely not a red wine to be enjoyed casually, but rather a bottle for a fine meal and a bit of time in the glass. It really comes into its own with braised beef, lamb, game or a hearty ragù. And if you’re patient, you’d do well to put a few bottles of this in your cellar. A Taurasi for anyone who loves great Italian reds and still has plenty to discover when it comes to Aglianico.

Grapes from Forio, around 300 metres above sea level
A dry white wine with freshness and distinct fruitiness
Citrus, white flowers and a subtle salty note on the finish]]>

2026-09-08T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-08T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/feudi-di-san-gregorio/costa-delle-parracine-biancolella-ischia-doc-2025-1 Ischia has more to offer than just the sea, sun and thermal springs. This small volcanic island off the coast of Naples also has a rather exciting wine scene – and the Costa delle Parracine Biancolella Ischia DOC 2025 shows you exactly why. Biancolella is a white grape variety typical of Campania’s coastline and islands, and here it produces a wonderfully distinctive white wine. The grapes are grown near Forio at an altitude of around 300 metres above sea level on volcanic soils. The vines are around 25 years old, and the wine is then aged for four months in stainless steel. There’s no need for oak here – because the focus is on freshness, terroir and the island’s unmistakable character. On the nose, you’ll find white flowers and fresh citrus notes. On the palate, the Biancolella is crisp, juicy and pleasantly light-footed. Particularly exciting is its subtle salty and mineral character, which gives it excellent length and immediately brings to mind its proximity to the sea. This is exactly the sort of wine we like to drink with grilled fish, calamari, mussels or a simple seafood pasta. But it’s also a real treat on its own on the terrace. A characterful, high-quality island white wine for anyone who fancies discovering something new beyond Pinot Grigio and the like.

Distinctive minerality with floral and yellow fruit notes
Partly longer, partly shorter maceration times for greater complexity
Ideal with raw fish, oysters and seafood]]>

2026-08-31T22:00:00+00:00 2026-08-31T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/blazic-collio/ribolla-gialla-collio-doc-2024 Ribolla Gialla is one of the oldest indigenous grape varieties in the Collio region – and at Blazic, it is given plenty of time to develop its full potential. The grapes are grown organically in the Zegla, Vigne Alte Subida and Capriva del Friuli vineyards and are harvested by hand only at the end of September. The vinification process is fascinating: 30 per cent of the grapes remain on the skins for a whole week, whilst the rest for just three days – a combination that lends the wine extra depth. It is then aged for seven months in concrete tanks and a further two months in the bottle. In the glass, it displays an intense straw-yellow colour; on the nose, it is broad and fascinatingly mineral, with various fruity nuances. On the palate, it is well-balanced, with superb minerality, good acidity and notes of flowers and yellow fruit. A dream pairing with raw fish, oysters, seafood and fried fish – best served well chilled at 10 to 12 degrees.

Trendy wine from Apulia
Extremely fruity and inviting
A great accompaniment to food, perfect for a BBQ]]>

2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/la-pruina-vini/63-free-primitivo-puglia-igt-2025 6 + 3 FREE BOTTLES IN A SET: Primitivo is undoubtedly one of the trendiest Italian red wines of recent years and has become an indispensable part of any wine range. But why? What makes Primitivo so popular? Perhaps it’s the variety this grape has to offer, from fruity, smooth wines that provide plenty of drinking pleasure for little money to rich, oak-aged, full-bodied powerhouses. Primitivo has it all. However, its underlying character, that beguiling fruitiness, is always present and is quite reminiscent of liquorice. In short, these wines are simply a joy to drink and are perfect for a wide range of occasions. Consistency is also something we associate with the La Pruina winery. The 2025 vintage of the Primitivo Puglia IGT once again impresses with its immense fruitiness and sheer drinking pleasure. The bouquet offers wonderful fruit aromas, with plenty of red berries accompanied by a hint of liquorice. This impression is confirmed from the very first sip, with delicate fruit sweetness and plenty of red berries. A hint of minerality and lively acidity provide a pleasing contrast to the sweetness. The finish brings a touch of sour cherry, along with a very delicate hint of liquorice and a subtle raisin aroma. Despite its affordable price, it’s worth letting the wine breathe a little. Otherwise, you may only experience its full aroma with the very last sip and miss out on the greatest enjoyment. A brilliant Primitivo that’s perfect for all sorts of occasions and will certainly enhance any celebration or get-together with friends. It’s also lovely served slightly chilled at a summer garden party. Fun fact: the pattern on the label is inspired by the typical tile patterns found in old Roman stately homes in Apulia.

Lively and refreshing
The perfect summer wine or aperitif]]>

2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/domaene-wachau/yellow-muscat-terrassen-2025 This is exactly how a Yellow Muscat and summer wine from the Wachau region should taste! The grapes for this quality wine come from various vineyards along the Danube. Harvested whilst still young to preserve a certain freshness, this wine is a real treat. Typical grapey Muscat notes characterise the nose, without being overpowering. Dry, light and elegant on the palate. Aromatic notes of elderflower, citrus and melon, with refreshing acidity. Very characteristic of the variety and refreshing. A bottle of this will be empty sooner than you’d like. Perfect for the terrace and as an aperitif. Best enjoyed young, within the first two years after harvest, on its own on warm summer’s days.

Dry, medium-bodied, elegant
Matured in stainless steel tanks in the traditional manner
A versatile all-rounder]]>

2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/domaene-wachau/gruener-veltliner-ried-kaiserberg-federspiel-dac-2025-1 A wonderful and classic Grüner Veltliner Federspiel from the Kaiserberg vineyard. This deep-lying vineyard, with a gradient of up to 73 per cent, is situated right next to the Dürnstein ruins. Thanks to the many hours of sunshine, the stony soils and the steep terraces, these conditions are perfectly suited to this Grüner Veltliner. This is exactly how a high-quality single-vineyard Veltliner at this level should taste: dry, refined and delicately spicy, with subtle hints of herbs and yellow fruits. The well-structured acidity immediately makes you want to take a second sip, yet it still exudes grandeur and elegance without coming across as ostentatious. The finish reveals the typical Veltliner character with subtle citrus notes that linger in the memory for a long time. Pure drinking pleasure! A wine that is perfect as a versatile accompaniment to food, but which pairs particularly well with classic pub fare. And with that, you simply can’t go wrong.

A medium-bodied, dry, rare white wine
Juicy, well-balanced and lively
Pairs perfectly with snacks and home-cooked meals]]>

2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/domaene-wachau/neuburg-spitzer-graben-spring-game-2025 Since the 2018 vintage (which had already won the Falstaff Federspiel Grand Prix), this white wine has been produced in collaboration with the Sommelier Union Austria. A rare white wine variety with great character and charm! The‘Neuburger’ grape variety was first discovered in the Wachau as far back as 1860, and this region is still regarded today as the birthplace of this ancient variety. It thrives particularly well in the ‘Spitzer Graben’, in the far west of the Wachau, as it prefers slightly cooler sites. On the nose, it offers aromas of ripe apple with a characteristic nutty note. Hints of walnut and subtle spice are also present. On the palate, it is very juicy and dry, with fresh, subtle acidity. Light hints of almond are paired with fully ripe red apple. A beautifully balanced wine that is definitely worth a taste and is already quite approachable. It certainly has potential for the next three to five years. It pairs wonderfully with hearty snacks, but also with traditional home-cooked meals.

2025 vintage in a 0.75-litre bottle
A modern, versatile red wine from La Pruina
Pairs well with pasta, pizza, antipasti and barbecues]]>

2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 2026-09-02T22:00:00+00:00 https://www.9wines.com/la-pruina-vini/primitivo-puglia-igt-2025-1 This is the straightforward side of Primitivo: Apulian, modern and just the ticket if you’re looking for a red wine that doesn’t have to be complicated. The Primitivo Puglia IGT 2025 comes from Italy – specifically from Apulia – and the label alone sets the tone: the south, sunshine, red earth and a wine that’s a pleasure to drink. La Pruina represents a modern, versatile interpretation of this grape variety. The Puglia IGT designation indicates its origin in Apulia, a region where Primitivo has long been part of the southern wine landscape. This isn’t a heavy, aloof red wine; rather, it’s an accessible style that suits everyday life just as much as a long evening with friends. In Apulia, Primitivo is one of those grape varieties that is easy to understand. It embodies warmth, charm and an open-hearted nature. The current vintage comes in a 0.75-litre bottle and remains pleasantly straightforward: Primitivo, Puglia IGT, La Pruina – a modern wine from southern Italy. That’s precisely why this wine is so well suited to a relaxed meal. Serve it with pasta in tomato sauce, oven-baked pizza, antipasti, grilled vegetables or a casual barbecue. These are the moments when a versatile Primitivo from Puglia really comes into its own. If you’re looking for a red wine with a Mediterranean feel but without being overpowering, you’ve come to the right place. This Puglia IGT remains down-to-earth, approachable and versatile – a wine for anyone who likes Primitivo and appreciates simple moments of enjoyment.