I just found out a great co. where I can buy excellent wines from unknown vineyards (Napa origins and from Italy) the prices are great. I would finally be able to stock my wine depository, without breaking me. However, I have to host parties, I ended up becoming a rep!…..LOL
Is there any cost-friendly way to ship wine from Italy to the US? I’ve heard that there are some wineries that ship three bottles for 45 euro. Does anyone know of a winery like this or even a shipping service that can ship a few bottles for around 70-80 euro?
Looking to sign my dad up for a Wine of the Month Club. There are just so many to choose from. He really likes red (will probably select to not receive any white) and likes to try wines from all around (not just one specific region in Italy or California for example). I’m just looking for some suggestions to a quality club with fair prices. If anyone can speak from experience, I’d love to hear. Thank you!
After college I was thinking of going to Italy to work in a restaurant or winery. Work visa stuff is not an issue because I hold an Italian passport, only problem is I am having trouble finding viable restaurant/ winery information before hand . Any help would be great
Dollar for dollar, which country do you think has the best value wine for the price. Think of the major producing areas like California, France, Spain, Italy, South Africa, Chile, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, Germany etc.
I bought wine in Italy on vacation and I want to send it home. Are there any restrictions I should know about?
I have a flight to London Heathrow next month and I would really like to see the making of wine there. I’ve seen some vineyards in France and Italy and they were great. But I still want to see the ones that may be in London. Is there any and where can I find one?
Going to Italy in Dec. Would like to purchase a case of wine to ship to USA ( Nebraska) is this possible and expensive? Going to be Xmas presents.
I’m actually doing research for a class project on Virginia Wines. I just need to know if wines from VA actually have anything special to offer people who usually drink wines from more well known areas, like California or Italy. Is there something done in Virginia that makes it different from other wines made elsewhere? Is there a brand from VA that could stand up against wines from more popular areas? Or are VA wines in a class of their own? Any feedback would be helpful
:-). Also, if anyone has free time to fill out a survey please let me know.
I have an Republic of Ireland based online business and I sell wine and food I import to from Italy. I pay excise duty to bring the wine into the ROI and I can ship it to ROI addresses no problem. But what if I got orders from the UK? How should I deal with customs? And how about the US?