Valtellina, Lombardia – a regular growing season, without excesses, with rain when the vines needed it, & little disease pressure. The harvest occurring later than in 2018, giving more finezza & less alcohol. Alto Piemonte – as per their friends...
Leaving Catania airport up towards Linguaglossa, the sea behind you, the rugged, barren, grey, rocky outcrops tell of recent lava flows visible on either side of the hastily mended road. Wild flowers, yellow with flashes of pink, mix with what...
Indeed, ‘thanks’ to CV everyone was at home, no flights flew, no cars were on the road, I walked everyday from my Verduno hideaway to Barolo & back, the air was clean, everything felt purified! In fact the 2020 (Nebbiolo)...
David Berry Green has built up close working relationships with the following producers. Depending on the market, these producers may or may not be available for export.
Valtellina~Lombardy
Valtellina~Lombardy
Bramaterra~Piedmont
Roero~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Valpolicella~Veneto
Barolo~Piedmont
Sizzano~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Monferrato~Piedmont
Vulture~Basilicata
Barolo~Piedmont
Asti~Piedmont
Asti~Piedmont
Carema~Piedmont
Roero~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Sulcis~Sardinia
Barolo~Piedmont
Etna~Sicily
Barbaresco~Piedmont
Fara~Piedmont
Barbaresco~Piedmont
Valtellina~Lombardy
Monferrato~Piedmont
Vipava~Slovenia
Barolo~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Gattinara~Piedmont
Barbaresco~Piedmont
Colli Orientali del Friuli
Barolo~Piedmont
Barbaresco~Piedmont
Karso~Slovenia
Tortona~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Barbaresco~Barolo~Piedmont
Etna~Sicily
Valpolicella~Veneto
Monferrato~Piedmont
Etna~Sicily
Montalcino~Tuscany
Montalcino~Tuscany
Pescara~Abruzzo
Etna~Sicily
Roero~Piedmont
Barolo~Piedmont
Dogliani~Piedmont
Valpolicella~Veneto
