Italy isn’t just one of the world’s greatest wine-producing countries – it’s a collection of remarkable regions, each with its own history, traditions, and unmistakable style.
From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the fog-covered vineyards of Piedmont and the hillside terraces of Veneto, every bottle tells a different story.
On Monday, July 27, WTSO invites you to experience The Italian Grand Tour: Mini Flash Marathon: a one-day Flash Deal event celebrating four iconic Italian wine regions through four exceptional wines.
Each release will be available only until it sells out, making every bottle a new stop on your journey through Italy’s most celebrated appellations.
One Country. Four World-Class Wine Regions.
Throughout the day, you’ll travel across Italy without leaving home, discovering wines that showcase the diversity and craftsmanship that have made Italian wine beloved around the world.
Langhe, Piedmont
Dezzani Miliasso Barolo DOCG 2022 – 71% OFF
Often called “The King of Wines and the Wine of Kings,” Barolo is Piedmont’s most celebrated red and one of Italy’s greatest expressions of Nebbiolo.
Crafted from Nebbiolo grown in the Langhe hills, this wine offers elegant aromas, refined tannins, and the unmistakable character that has made Barolo one of the world’s most collectible reds.
Valpolicella, Veneto
Luciano Arduini Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2022 – Under $30
Next, the tour heads northeast to Veneto for one of Italy’s most distinctive styles.
Amarone is created using the traditional appassimento method, where grapes are carefully dried before fermentation to naturally concentrate flavor and richness. The result is a bold, velvety wine layered with ripe fruit, spice, and exceptional depth – a style unlike anything else in Italy. This remarkable bottling earned an impressive 99 Pt. rating from Luca Maroni.
Montalcino, Tuscany
Amantis Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2020 – 60% OFF
The journey continues with one of Italy’s most prestigious wines.
Produced exclusively from Sangiovese in the hills surrounding Montalcino, Brunello is renowned for its structure, complexity, and remarkable aging potential. This 94 Pt. expression opens the day with classic notes of dark cherry, balsamic herbs, and layered depth – a fitting introduction to Italy’s finest winemaking traditions.
Manzano in Chianti, Tuscany
Sangiovese di Vitigliano IGT Toscana 2016 – Flash Price: $17.99
We’re back in Tuscany with a beautifully mature single-vineyard Sangiovese.
Nearly a decade of bottle age has allowed this wine to develop remarkable complexity while preserving the bright acidity and elegant structure that define great Tuscan reds. It’s a fitting finale that showcases just how expressive Italy’s native grape can become over time.
The Excitement of Flash Discovery
Unlike traditional collections, WTSO’s The Italian Grand Tour unfolds one wine at a time.
Each Flash Deal remains available only until it sells out, when the next destination begins. It’s a day designed for discovery, encouraging wine lovers to experience Italy’s most iconic regions in sequence while enjoying exceptional values along the way.
Discover Italy with WTSO
For more than 20 Years, WTSO has helped wine lovers discover outstanding producers, hidden gems, and world-class wines at exceptional prices. The Italian Grand Tour continues that tradition, bringing together four celebrated regions in one unforgettable day of wine discovery.
From the legendary hills of Montalcino to the vineyards of Piedmont, Valpolicella, and Chianti, each release showcases a different expression of Italy’s winemaking heritage. Explore a longtime favorite or discover a new region to love – one remarkable bottle at a time.
Want the Ultimate Grand Tour Experience?
Join Case Club to unlock all-access to every Italian Flash Deal at once, no waiting for each release to go live. New members can enjoy 50% OFF their first year of membership (just $29.99) with code JULYCASE, plus earn $10 in rewards for every 12-bottle case shipped.
Join us at WTSO.com for The Italian Grand Tour on Monday, July 27. Follow each stop as it goes live because once a wine sells out, the journey moves on to the next destination.