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    Red wine from our winemakers

    Through ONWINE, you can order your red wine directly from winemakers from Italy, France, or Germany! In the famous Veneto region of Italy, you'll find the renowned Ripasso, rich and fruity, and the Amarone, with a perfect balance between intense and full-body. French red wines, such as Tannat and Provence Rosé, are refined and complex. German Spätburgunder offers elegant, fruity flavors. Red wines from these countries are ideal for wine lovers who enjoy fruity and full tastes.

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    What is the best Italian red wine?

    Determining the "best" Italian red wine can be subjective, as taste preferences vary for every person. However, Italy has a rich tradition of red wine production and produces some remarkable red wines. Nebbiolo is widely grown in Piemonte and produces a range of styles, from full-bodied and powerful to fruity and balanced. The wine can thrive in various regions, including Lombardy and Piemonte. Sangiovese is Italy's primary red grape variety, producing refreshing red wines with different nuances. The "best" Italian red wine depends on your personal taste and the dish you want to pair with the wine. At ONWINE, you can discover and taste a variety of Italian red wines to find the one that best suits your preferences.

    What are the best grapes used for Italian red wine?

    Italy is blessed with a rich variety of red grape varieties used to produce some of the world's most respected red wines. Sangiovese is one of the most planted grape varieties in Italy and is used for various red wines, including Chianti. It produces fruity and balanced wines. Corvina is primarily grown in the Veneto region and offers red wines with notes of red fruit. These grape varieties provide a broad spectrum of flavors and aromas, ranging from powerful and fruity to full-bodied and complex. Depending on the region and production methods, Italian red wines can exhibit a diverse array of characteristics, adding to their appeal for wine lovers around the world. At ONWINE, you can enjoy a variety of Italian red wines made from these beautiful grape varieties.

    What is the most expensive Italian red wine?

    The most expensive Italian red wines vary depending on the year, producer, and availability, but there are some famous Italian red wines that often fetch high prices in the wine market. One of the most renowned and often costly Italian red wines is the "Amarone" from the vineyards in Veneto. It is important to note that the prices of Italian red wines can fluctuate significantly based on factors such as the wine's age, the reputation of the producer, and market availability.

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    What about the shipping costs?

    Wine purchased via Onwine comes directly from the winery.
    All wineries pack the bottles themselves and hand them over to our shipping partner. Onwine works with boxes the size of 6 or 12 bottles.

    To guarantee safe delivery, it is therefore also a requirement that orders are always made in multiples of 6 bottles.

    The following shipping costs apply:

    • 6 bottles at the same winery: €6,-
    • 12+ bottles at the same winery: No shipping costs

    You can order from several wineries at the same time. The above shipping costs apply to each individual winery.

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