BOX REVOLUTION: Against Stereotypes

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Three bottles, three stereotypes we would happily see disappear. Antoniotti’s Bramaterra comes from Alto Piemonte, not Barolo, and it is still one of the best Italian wines we know . Pantun’s Vino Bianco comes from Puglia, a region too often written off as cheap and heavy, and it is light, fresh and low in alcohol. Daniele Ricci’s San Leto is Timorasso with the attitude of a serious red, proof that Italian whites have plenty of talent. Open them in order and let the argument happen at the table. Vino Bianco first, with antipasti or a simple snack. San Leto next, with risotto or white meat. Bramaterra last, with food that respects it. Stereotypes rarely survive a good dinner. Show more