Just Landed — 13 Exclusive New Italian Wines

‘Primativo’ Primitivo

Grape
Primitivo (also known as Zinfandel)

What makes it special
A surprising twist on Zinfandel—this Primitivo is juicy, earthy, and unfiltered, with ripe blackberries and a hint of wild rosemary, offering a rustic, cozy red that’s effortlessly approachable

Formica Pazza Gialla Pet-Nat

Grape
Malvasia de Candia and Trebbiano

What makes it special
A Pet-Nat from the volcanic hills of Velletri, bright and effortless — citrus and orchard blossoms, a hint of wild herbs, low ABV, and impossibly easy to sip!

Formica Gialla Skin Contact Wine

Grape
Malvasia de Candia and Trebbiano

What makes it special
This wine with short skin-contact offers the best of both worlds — crisp white freshness and gentle orange texture, with vibrant citrus, orchard fruit, soft tannins, and a hint of wild herbs. If you want to adventure with orange wines but don’t know where to start, this is it

‘Bulgareli’ Sangiovese Rosso Toscana

Grape
Sangiovese

What makes it special
One of the most food-friendly, easy-drinking Sangiovese you’ll ever taste—bright red fruit, gentle spice, and savory, earthy depth in a pure, expressive style

‘Zacinta Revi’ Bianco Toscana

Grape
Verdelho and Procanico (native Italian grapes, and NO it’s not the same as Spanish Verdejo, it’s a completely different grape)

What makes it special
Italian white wines, expressive, unique, and always a surprise! If you enjoy complex white wines, this should enter your rotation ASAP!

Zacinta Revi is fresh and vibrant with a touch of skin-contact texture—bright citrus, musky florals, and a clean mineral edge

Viñatigo Listán Negro ‘Old Vines’ 🇪🇸

Grape
100% Listán Negro from ungrafted, pergola-trained vines more than 100-years-old!

Region
Canary Islands (Spain)

What makes it special
This wine is unlike anything else! The true essence of Tenerife’s high-altitude vineyards, where old, ungrafted vines thrive in volcanic soils. Bold flavors of blackberry and plum are perfectly balanced by fresh acidity, leading to a smooth, structured finish. The minerality and vine age create a depth that’s truly one of a kind.

Tschida “Brutal” 🇦🇹

Grape
Pinot Noir and Blaufränkisch

Region
Burgenland (Austria)

What makes it special
Tschida is an iconic producer in the natural wine world, and Brutal 2023 is a prime example of why. Bold, unapologetic, and full of character, this wine embodies the essence of minimal intervention winemaking. With vibrant red fruit, earthy undertones, and a touch of spice, Brutal showcases the raw brilliance that has made Tschida a legend in the natural wine scene.

Antonio Madeira Dão 🇵🇹

Grape
Over 20 native grape varieties, including Alfrocheiro, Tinta Pinheira, Touriga Nacional, Baga, and Jaen

Region
Dão (Portugal)

What makes it special
Fresh, silky, and full of character, this Dão red bursts with wild berries, spice, and florals. Old-vine native grapes and granite soils bring elegance and energy!

Rouvalis ‘Syracho’ Viognier + Roditis 🇬🇷

Grape
Viognier and Roditis

Region
Peloponnese (Greece)

What makes it special
Syracho means “where two mountains meet”—and that was the inspiration for this unexpected yet brilliant blend of Viognier and Roditis. Lively citrus and white fruit meet richness and minerality in a white that’s elegant, expressive, and full of personality

Petilia Falanghina 🇮🇹

Grape
Falanghina

Region
Campania (Italy)

What makes it special

This is a vibrant bouquet of lemon blossom, lime zest, and nectarine, with a hint of sea breeze. Crisp and refreshing on the palate, it balances pear, citrus, and minerality, finishing clean and fresh.

Sierra de Toloño Rosé 🇪🇸

Grape
Tempranillo and Garnacha

Region
Rioja (Spain)

What makes it special
Not your usual rosé—this one is complex, unique, and incredibly satisfying, offering layers of flavor and a depth that sets it apart. Lovely cherry and raspberry fruit with great structure and freshness. The purity is enhanced by smoky, spicy, and grainy notes, with a nice grip on the finish.

Viñatigo Listán Blanco ‘Old Vines’ 🇪🇸

Grape
100% Listán Blanco (aka Palomino Fino) from ungrafted, pergola-trained 100-years-old vines

Region
Canary Islands (Spain)

What makes it special
Viñátigo Listán Blanco is like tasting the Canary Islands in a glass—grown on volcanic soils from century-old ungrafted vines, it’s electric, salty, and wildly expressive. A rare gem that’s as bold and unforgettable as the island it comes from.

Petilia Fiano di Avelino 🇮🇹

Grape
Fiano di Avelino

Region
Campania (Italy)

What makes it special
Floral, zesty, and just the right touch of toasty—this volcanic white is vibrant, textured, and effortlessly elegant.

Casa da Passarella ‘Oénologo Encruzado’ 🇵🇹

Grape
Encruzado (Portugal native grape)

Region
Dão (Portugal)

What makes it special
Zesty and refreshing, this white bursts with citrus and crisp green apple, layered with floral and herbal notes. Its lingering minerality and bright finish make it a standout for lovers of elegant, well-balanced white wines.

Luis Seabra ‘Xisto Ilimitado’ White Blend 🇵🇹

Grape
Blend of Portuguese indigenous grapes: Rabigato, Gouveio, Códega and Viosinho

Region
Douro (Portugal)

What makes it special
Bright and mineral-driven, this wine layers lemon, green apple, and pear over flinty stone and white pepper notes. Juicy yet refined, with a perfect balance of power, lift, and slate-infused elegance.

Ratings
93 James Suckling and 91 Wine Enthusiast

Bodegas Frontonio ‘Microcósmico’ Macabeo Old Vines 🇪🇸

Grape
Macabeo

Region
Aragon (Spain)

What makes it special
From 65+ year-old Macabeo vines at 530m, this is a textured, vibrant white with citrus, green apple, and floral notes. Native yeast fermentation, skin contact, and aging in concrete and used oak bring depth, freshness, and a mineral edge.

Ratings
93 Robert Parker

Antonio Madeira Dão White Blend 🇵🇹

Grape
over 20 different native grapes including Encruzado, Bical, Malvasia Fina, Cerceal

Region
Dão (Portugal)

What makes it special
Crafted from 50–120-year-old vines in the granite-rich foothills of Serra da Estrela, this textured, mineral-driven white is both bright and complex. Notes of citrus, herbs, and white flowers unfold with energy and elegance—pure mountain terroir in a glass.

Telmo Rodriguez “Mountain Blanco” Sierras de Málaga 🇪🇸

Grape
Moscatel de Alexandria

Region
Málaga (Spain)

What makes it special
A rare gem from Telmo Rodríguez, one of Spain’s most influential winemakers, known for revitalizing old vineyards and preserving the country’s winemaking traditions.  The nose delights with lychee, elderflower, and orange blossom, while the palate balances citrus and floral notes with a fresh, off-dry finish. A unique wine that connects past and present.

Ratings
91 Wine Advocate, 94 Decanter, 17 Jancis Robinson

Tschida Himmel auf Erden Cuvée Blanco  🇦🇹

Grape
Grüner Veltliner, Sauvignon Blanc, and Furmint

Region
Burgenland (Austria)

What makes it special
Christian Tschida’s Himmel auf Erden Grande Cuvée Blanc 2023 is his most representative white wine—a must-try for natural wine enthusiasts. This unfiltered, minimal-intervention wine perfectly balances minerality and stone fruit. With fresh citrus notes and a touch of saltiness, it’s a true expression of Tschida’s iconic winemaking