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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!
Ever wondered why one person raves about a wine while another finds it just okay? The secret lies in the fundamental tastes that dance on our tongues – sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and the intriguing savory note of umami.
Uncork the mysteries behind these five pillars of taste and discover how they shape the diverse and delightful world of wine. From the zesty tang of a pét-nat to the subtle salinity of a mineral-driven white and the savory depth of a unique red, join us as we explore iconic wine examples and illuminate the fascinating interplay between taste and flavor that makes each sip a unique experience.
We talk a lot about how wine is made, how its aged, how its grown. However, we often forget and overlook one of the most crucial parts of the winemaking process. So crucial, that without it being present we end up with stinky grape juice. Of course, we are talking about yeast, that magical microscopic thing that makes fermentation possible.
With the threat of tariffs on imported wine looming and causing loads of chatter from wine industry folk to main street USA, we here at Vero must admit that we've been on the front lines of the wine world for many years, seeing trends play out in real-time. From online shoppers to restaurant wine lists, our reach is wide, and the stories we've gathered are compelling.
As wine importers with a broad reach across multiple markets and digital platforms, we have an insider’s point of view into all players of the wine industry. We decided to share some of our more recent unfiltered observations on what we see, and what it means for you, the wine enthusiast, including a fascinating divergence between industry publications and actual consumer behavior. Let's have a look at our key observations on wine trends.
In this article, we got brave and visited an insect farm, getting a full immersion, literally, of beetles, flies, maggots, larvae and wasps, all with the intention of learning how “good bugs” are used to combat the “bad bugs” as a natural pest control.
It is a safe, effective and natural approach to farming, and gardening, that is embraced by many farmers practicing regenerative agriculture, with the ultimate goal of letting Mother Nature do its thing to create authentic, farm-made products which we enjoy so much, including wine and EVOO. Learn more in this article.
In this second part of our Winemaker Interview series, we talked with Vero Producers to understand how they evaluate and taste wine. What do they look for in a good wine, what wines do they like? Take a personal look at how a winemaker uses their palates, and what they prefer to drink in their spare time and out and about.
From sun-drenched harvests that felt like family celebrations to the quiet, everyday moments etched in childhood memories, our interviewees reveal the soul of Italian winemaking. More than just a craft, it's a legacy woven into the very fabric of their lives. Discover the diverse stories of passion, tradition, and innovation that shape the vineyards, from the unique terroirs that nurture exceptional grapes to the intimate, hands-on techniques passed down through generations. Each tale is a testament to the profound connection between family, land, and the art of creating extraordinary wine—a journey you won't want to miss.
From ranch girl in California, to cook in Northern Italy, to sommelier, YouTuber, and wine professional, Vero collaborato Jacqueline Mitchell has had anything but a straight path in life. We recently sat down to hear a bit of her story, from growing up in California to living for over 12 years in Italy. From working as a cook to now being a wine professional. Let’s sit down and talk with part of the Vero team, and womean in wine!
What's the secret to a really good Caponata?
Caponata is a traditional Sicilian vegetarian salad served as an appetizer which is great for parties and apertivos. Daniela Pulvirenti is from Sicily, and she not only shared her secret for making a great one, but she also gave us her nonna's recipe, which is her go-to dish for when she has friends and family coming over.
We are lucky to get this authentic family recipe of hers! Get insights into Sicily from a native and make your own caponata at home.
Cookies are a beloved treat enjoyed by people of all ages and around the world.
In Italy, one of the go-to cookies are Brutti ma Buoni. These Italian cookies, aka biscotti, literally translate to "Ugly but Good." If you see them, to us Americans, they look like an ordinary homemade version of one of our cookies. However, in Italy, where the “bella figura” is “mandatory,” in every sense of the word, even food has to “look good:” there are no exceptions to the rule, not even the humble cookie.
So, when Italians started to make cookies that look like the typical lumps of baked dough that we love so much in America, they started to be called what they literally look like, and, when you think about, they do have an unappetizing look to them… But, boy, are they good!
Get an authentic recipe from a trattoria in Italy inside.
Do you ever feel lost trying to describe what a wine tastes like? You're not alone!
While wine appreciation can seem complex, unlocking its delicious flavors is easier than you think.
In this article, we break down how your senses of taste and smell combine to create the perception of flavor, and then arm you with flavor categories, from vibrant citrus to earthy notes, to help you confidently identify and articulate what flavor you're experiencing when you sip a glass of wine.
Decode flavors in your glass and discover a richer, more engaging way to enjoy wine.