Umbria
Umbria is home to Italy's deepest, darkest wine, from the Sagrantino grape. Despite its fame, the area planted is small, and only a handful of producers control much of the production. While single varietal versions are relatively rare, it is often blended with Sangiovese to yield a super-Tuscan like wine without using French grapes like Cabernet. Umbria is also home to the historic white wine region of Orvieto, which spills over into nearby Lazio.

Paolo Bea Montefalco Sagrantino Vigneto Cerrete 2017 1.5L Magnum
$420.00

Milziade Antano Sagrantino di Montefalco Colleallodole 2017
$88.00

Paolo Bea Montefalco Sagrantino Vigneto Pagliaro 2019
$125.00