Blog — Italian wine

The UK is now the largest market for Prosecco, but it wasn't always that way. A decade or so ago, you’d struggle to find Prosecco on the wine list in your local restaurant, or on the shelves in the supermarket. Today it couldn’t be more different, with Prosecco being the sparkling wine of choice for so many of us. 

Let's take a look at Pinot Grigio ... Some of the facts might surprise you, and you can impress your friends with your wine knowledge whilst sipping a cold glass or two!

At Sea Change Wine, we love trying varietals that offer a big flavour punch but are perhaps lesser known. Our negroamaro is an award-winning Italian wine that offers the perfect balance between a fruity Merlot and an intense Malbec, so is perfect for parties and barbecues.

Italy is one of the world’s greatest wine regions. From Negroamaro to Prosecco, whether you prefer something fruity and crisp or rich and full-bodied, Italy offers something for all wine connoisseurs. At Sea Change, we love Italian wines, which is why today we wanted to dig a little deeper into some well-known (and some understated) varietals typically grown in Italy.