MONTEPULCIANO D'ABRUZZO 2022 Rubino Principe (Red)
Excellent value red: lots of colour, and bouncy flavour. A good example of what you might call a trattoria wine.

VIN SANTO del NONNO (Sweetish white) Half bottles
Similar to Vin Santo, but technically a Vino Liquoroso because it's fortified (it is consequently considerably cheaper!). Excellent value. Although fairly sweet it is best drunk on its own, or dunked with cantuccini.

"CAMPOLIETI" Valpolicella Ripasso 2018 Luigi Righetti (Red)
This is a tip-top Ripasso, given oak barrel treatment (though the oak is nicely integrated).

MONTEPULCIANO d'ABRUZZO 2017 Villa Sant'Angelo 
Serious Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, bottled in 2019 - a fine example of the quality that the Montepulciano grape can produce in the right hands. 

SPANNA   DOC Colline Novaresi 2019 Vallana
I have been buying and selling this wine on and off for over a decade - it is a fine example of Piedmontese Nebbiolo without the big fat price tag of Barolo. This estate is situated in the north-eastern corner of Piedmont, near Lago Maggiore. The wine is a bit lighter than Barolo (13% alcohol), and this vintage round, ripe and delicious. I like it more than the previous vintage I stocked, 2018. 

BAROLO 2020 Giacomo Fenocchio (Red)
Delicious! Another great vintage. 
Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book 2024 has a section: Ten wines to try in 2014 - and one of the ten is this Barolo, which is described, among other things as follows: This basic Barolo is anything but basic .........