Not the usual Barolo. Not the usual Chianti. These are wines produced by small Italian wineries known almost exclusively by those who live in their local area. Labels you will not find in supermarkets, nor in the catalogues of major online wine shops.
Each bottle comes from an independent producer working on just a few hectares, in different regions of Italy: from Campania to Calabria, from Sicily to Friuli. Wines with a precise local story, often made from native grape varieties cultivated for generations.
They are a real alternative to the big names - same quality, less hype, a fairer price. If you are looking for something to discover, an original bottle to give as a gift, or simply want to move away from the usual wine circuit: you are in the right place.
From Northern to Southern Italy, every region hides extraordinary wineries that few people know outside their territory.
Wines produced in Campania, Sicily, Calabria, Basilicata, Friuli and in many other areas of Italy - labels that often remain confined to their production area.
On Alberoshop, you can bring them home, wherever you are.
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