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Tired of your every day go-to wine and need suggestions for a change? Looking for a wine for that special someone who has different tastes than you? You say you don’t like red wine but how do you know for sure?
We believe that variety is the spice of life, so our wine selection curated from small producers around the world range from white to red to sparkling to sweet with some wines and varietals that you know and some that you may not know.
Our wine experts will be happy to tell you about new, interesting varietals to try, or suggest interesting pairings for your next special meal. Our Somms are at your service to help explain as well, the nuances of different wines and selections.
Schedule time today with one of Vero's sommeliers/wine experts to chat about wine (and olive oil too!) and make recommendations based on your interest, taste, and budget.

Meanwhile, start checking out our selection of wines and olive oils in our online shop. Free shipping on 1 case or more!get
Here are some ideas to get you thinking:
Check out the VeroBlog for interesting articles about select producers and products!
Have you ever wondered what gives traditional method sparkling wines, like Champagne or Italy's most celebrated Metodo Classicos, their complex flavors, creamy texture, and endearing bubbles? The answer lies in the rigorous and painstaking process used to make them. Let’s look deep into the secrets of the aging and how Italian winemakers are mastering this technique to create world-class wines.
Film fans may have seen (before he went Searching for Italy) Stanley Tucci unveiling a sumptuous masterpiece called Timpano in the 90s film, The Big Night. We know we sure wanted a piece watching that climatic scene!
So we went searching, and found the history of the dish is actually found in an Abruzzese dish called Timballo. We got the recipe from a real Abruzzese, Gaia, who shared her family recipe for Timballo di Teramo with us! And surprise, it is not at all as difficult as we thought to pull together, very simple in fact!
So, pour yourself a glass of natural abruzzese wine, and read on about how to create your own Timballo at home.
Maremma, an undiscovered part of Tuscany, where natural wine and olive oil producer La Maliosa is based, is heaped in history and tradition. This recipe for ‘Acqua Cotta’, came about as a soup for the poor, yet is hearty and rich in nutrients. It goes great with La Maliosa’s Saturnia Bianco orange wine. Recipe inside!
Step into the ring with two Italian titans: Barolo and Brunello. These two "kings" of Italian red wine share some similarities, but their unique grapes and distinct terroirs make them magnificently different. Join us on a journey of discovery to explore the history, flavors, and small producers behind these legendary wines.
The Langhe region in Piemonte, Northern Italy, is renowned for its exceptional red wines, but the story of each vintage is written by Mother Nature herself. Barolo winery owner Aldo Clerico wisely notes that winemakers don't make the same wine every year; it all depends on nature's whims. In this article we explore the Langhe's most recent vintages as we've witnessed first hand the impact of climate shifts on this terroir with extreme weather, such as devastating hailstorms, altering the winemaking landscape. Learn how Dolcetto, Barbera, and Nebbiolo grapes adapt to vintage variations from 2016 to 2021. Join us in understanding how the weather's ever-changing story shapes Langhe's timeless wines.
Are you planning a party ? Are you going to one? Needing a gift but not sure what wine to select?
Hosting a party or finding a great gift for a wine lover just got easier with our tips on finding crowd-pleasing, drinkable wine that caters to diverse tastes, while also finding wines that are unique and stand out.
We have an approach to finding crowd pleaser wines in our latest blog article. We liken it to Goldilocks - remember her? But now we've moved up, from porridge to wine.
Start with an aromatic red sweet sparkling wine beaming with flowers and strawberries (think a red Moscato), pick an assortment of fruits and herbs from your garden and local farmers’ market, then get your hands on a really good dry Prosecco and sparkling water, then what do you get? A delicious, low alcohol wine cocktail, fine-tuned to please any palate. Learn more in this article.
What’s behind the phenomenon of the Spritz cocktail? How did the Spritz come about, why is it so popular, and how do you make it? It’s a recipe with 2 key ingredients and from there, it’s fair game to improvise, either using different ingredients or different proportions of the same ingredients. Because, you see, the way you have your Spritz is a very personal taste preference, like asking someone how you take your coffee. For those of you making cocktails at home, we have a recipe Spritz Aperol, for you to get started to become a Spritz Master.
Who doesn’t love a really good Caprese salad dish?!
We hunted one down in the land where this is the National Dish. Guess where?!… We bet you guessed right!
We came across a winner of a Caprese salad recipe from no other than the Queen of MasterChef Italia!
Her recipe comes with a twist, or, actually, several twists. Find out inside!
Dive into the world of orange wine, a unique style crafted using an ancient technique. These intriguing wines, also known as skin-contact whites, are made from white grapes left in contact with their skins during fermentation, resulting in surprising orange hues and bold, complex flavors. Often classified as natural wines, they offer a fascinating alternative to traditional white and red styles, attracting curious palates with their unique character.