Vigneti Italian Red
Veneto since 1925. Four brothers, honest Italian red, no markup.
The story behind Vigneti
Vigneti started in Verona in 1925, when four brothers, Natale, Nicola, Riccardo and Umberto, came up from Puglia and set up shop in the Veneto. A century on, the house still sources by region rather than by label: Montepulciano from calcareous clay in Abruzzo, Cabernet and Merlot from Friuli Venezia Giulia, and the southern reds that fill our 1.5L shelf.
What makes Vigneti worth your ten dollars is what it does not do. The reds are vinified and aged in stainless steel, so the fruit stays primary and the tannins stay soft instead of getting buried under oak chips. We have poured these at the counter for years because they taste like the grape on the label, not like a marketing department.
Explore the Vigneti range
Five everyday Italian reds and one sweet white, mostly in 1.5L. The liter-and-a-half format is the point: one bottle covers a table.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vigneti Nero D'avola 1.5L | Red, Sicily | About 12.5% ABV | Dark plum, dried herb, soft finish; pizza and red sauce |
| Vigneti Sangiovese 1.5L | Red, central Italy | About 12.5% ABV | Sour cherry, leather, bright acidity; tomato and grilled sausage |
| Vigneti Syrah 1.5L | Red | About 13% ABV | Blackberry, black pepper, medium body; burgers and braise |
| Vigneti Pinot Noir 1.5L | Red | About 12% ABV | Red cherry, earth, light tannin; serve cool, roast chicken |
| Vigneti Moscato 1.5L | White, sweet | About 5.5% ABV | Peach, orange blossom, gentle fizz; fruit and soft cheese |
Which Vigneti is right for you?
Here is the honest math on Vigneti. The Nero d'Avola 1.5L runs $11.98, and the Sangiovese and Syrah 1.5L sit at the same $11.98. The Pinot Noir and Moscato 1.5L come in at $8.99, though both are currently out of stock and worth a call before you drive over. That works out to roughly four standard bottles in one, which is why restaurants and backyard hosts keep coming back to this shelf. Buy Vigneti online and pick it up curbside in Commack, or take free local delivery over $250.
Bright cherry acidity cuts through tomato gravy and meatballs without competing.
Soft tannins, dark fruit, and a big bottle that survives a whole pie.
Pepper and blackberry hold up to charred sausage and smoke.