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Emily Rothbaum & Andrew Perito
Wedding Date: May 2, 2009
Wedding Registry
Selected Gifts:
Cheers
to the Happy Couple
Raise your glass of fine Italian wine to celebrate the marriage
of Emily and Andrew. Browse through this entire page
or, use the links above to help you find the perfect gift.
The selected sommelier for this event is Debbie Miller Nelson.
Please contact her with any questions at debbie@italianwinemerchant.com
or 212.473.2323 x132.
Shipping: When placing an order online, please select
the shipping option “Wedding Registry Shipping by IWM”
and we will ship the wedding gifts directly to the couple.
Use your billing address in the shipping address field, and
then select the “Same as Shipping Address” button
in the billing information section.
Anniversary
Bottles
These wines are for aging and will peak just in time for Emily and Andrew’s landmark anniversaries.
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1st Anniversary:
Gravner 2002 Breg Anfora
(Friuli—Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling) |
Price: $101.97
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5th Anniversary:
Quintarelli 1999 Rosso del Bepi
(Veneto-Corvina, Rondinella, Molinara, others) |
| Price: $182.20
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10th Anniversary:
Fontodi 1995 Flaccianello
(Toscana—Sangiovese) |
| Price: $140.25
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20th Anniversary:
Biondi-Santi 2001 Brunello di Montalcino
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
| Price: $162.99
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Vintage Selections
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Single Bottle Vintage Selection
Borgogno 1982 Barolo Riserva
(Piemonte—Nebbiolo) |
Price: $169.96
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Single Bottle Vintage Selection
Conterno-Fantino 1988 Barolo Sori Ginestra
(Piemonte—Nebbiolo) |
| Price: $149.50
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Single Bottle Vintage Selection
Felsina 1995 Chianti Classico Riserva Rancia
(Toscana—Sangiovese) |
| Price: $54.81
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Single Bottle Vintage Selection
Canalicchio di Sopra 1995 Brunello Riserva
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
| Price: $149.62
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Single
Bottle Selections: Toscana
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Castello di Cacchiano 2001 Chianti Classico
Riserva
(Toscana—Sangiovese, Merlot) |
Price: $29.99
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Talenti 2006 Rosso di Montalcino
(Toscana-Sangiovese Grosso) |
| Price: $29.99
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Tenuta dell'Ornellaia 2006 Le Volte
(Toscana—Sangiovese, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon) |
| Price: $30.81
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Tenuta dell’Ornellaia 2005 Le Serre Nuove
(Toscana-Merlot, Cab. Sauvignon, Cab. Franc, Petit
Verdot) |
| Price: $62.70
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Talenti 2001 Brunello di Montalcino
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
Price: $63.25
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Biondi-Santi 2004 Rosso di Montalcino
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
Price: $69.99
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Single Bottle Selection: Toscana
Querciabella 1999 Camartina
(Toscana—Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese, Merlot,
Syrah) |
| Price: $79.99
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1st Single Bottle Selection: Southern
Italy
Còlpetrone 2003 Sagrantino di Montefalco
(Umbria—Sagrantino) |
| Price: $61.30
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2nd Single Bottle Selection: Southern
Italy
Valle dell'Acate 2005 Cerasuolo di Vittoria
(Sicilia—Nero d'Avola, Frappato) |
| Price: $28.08
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3rd Single Bottle Selection: Southern
Italy
Petrilli 2004 Ferrau [RD5136]
(Puglia—Nero
di Troia, Sangiovese) |
| Price: $28.08
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4th Single Bottle Selection: Southern
Italy
Còlpetrone 2004 Rosso di Montefalco
(Umbria—Sangiovese, Sagrantino, Merlot) |
| Price: $28.20
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Single Bottle Selections: Piemonte |
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1st Single Bottle Selection: Piemonte
Rocche dei Manzoni Barbera Sorito Mosconi
(Piemonte—Barbera) |
| Price: $39.99
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2nd Single Bottle Selection:Piemonte
Aldo Conterno 2003 Il Favot (pre-arrival)
(Piemonte-Nebbiolo) |
| Price: $76.32
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Special
Occasion Selections: Toscana
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1st Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Casisano-Colombaio 2001 Brunello Riserva
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
| Price: $93.76
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2nd Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Tenuta dell’Ornellaia 2005 Ornellaia
(pre-arrival)
(Toscana-Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot) |
| Price: $209.00
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3rd Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Tua Rita 2005 Giusto di Notri ] (pre-arrival)
(Toscana-Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot) |
| Price: $85.00
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4th Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Petrolo 2005 Galatrona [RD4935] (pre-arrival)
(Toscana-Merlot) |
| Price: $113.85
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5th Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Grattamacco 2004 Rosso Superiore [RD4955]
(pre-arrival)
(Toscana-Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Sangiovese) |
| Price: $79.95
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6th Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Galardi 2005 Terra di Lavoro [RD4921] (pre-arrival)
(Campania-Aglianico, Piedirosso) |
| Price: $99.00
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7th Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Imparato 2005 Montevetrano [RD5031] (pre-arrival)
(Campania-Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Aglianico) |
| Price: $85.00
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Special
Occasion Selections: Piemonte
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1st Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Giacomo Conterno 2003 Barolo Cascina Francia
(Piemonte—Nebbiolo) |
| Price: $110.00
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2nd Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Pianpolvere 1999 Barolo Soprano Riserva [RD4145]
(Piemonte—Nebbiolo) |
| Price: $170.50
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3rd Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Aldo Conterno 2000 Barolo Granbussia
(Piemonte—Nebbiolo) |
| Price: $279.00
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Occasion Selections: Veneto
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1st Single Bottle Special Occasion
Selection
Romano Dal Forno 2003 Vapolicella Superiore
(Veneto—Corvinone, Rondinella, Croatina) |
| Price: $149.00
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Themed
Wine Packages
Selections include duos, trios, six-bottle, or twelve-bottle
cases.
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Groom's Personal Selection: Duo of Movia Puro
By virtue of its protected identity, Champagne is regarded as the most genuine and serious of the sparkling wines, a bubbly operating in a class unto itself. Many countries, however, employ the rigorous méthode champenoise that accounts, in part, for Champagne's gravitas, and Movia takes it a little further, requiring its audience to actually engage in the process. As the Puro is bottled undisgorged, the yeast sediment plug must necessarily be removed under water prior to its being served. Includes two bottles of the 2000 vintage—a blanc de blancs (wholly made from white grapes) and a rosè.
Two
bottles. |
Price: $99.49
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Duo of Bubblies from the Boot:
Includes Col Vetoraz Prosecco [SPK33] and a Piemonte
sparkler from Bruno Giacosa [SPK56].
Two
bottles. |
Price: $60.59
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Duo of Amarone:
Having long resided in the upper echelon of Italian wine, no other dry wine in the world offers Amarone’s level of extraction and complexity. Such depth is achieved through the appassimento process, during which winemakers spread out carefully selected grapes in single layers to dry on straw or plastic mats for 60 to 100 days. During this time, the grapes loose a substantive amount of water weight, dramatically concentrating their sugars. Thereafter, the raisined grapes are crushed and fully fermented into a dry, full-bodied wine marked by high alcohol (a minimum of 14%, though it frequently attains between 15 - 16%). Part of its great intrigue lies in its deceptive nature: While the palate may initially interpret it as sweet, it finishes wholly dry, a quality that is often rather austere in certain productions. Includes the Nicolis Amarone Ambrosan 2001 and Begali Amarone Monte Ca Bianca 2003.
Two bottles. |
Price: $176.00
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Edoardo Valentini Duo:
Montepulciano d'Abruzzo's most sought after producer
creates this special and age-worthy white and rosato.
Includes the Edoardo Valentini 2004 Trebbiano d’Abruzzo
[WH1114] and Edoardo Valentini 2005 Cerasuolo Rosato
[WH1112].
Two
bottles. |
| Price: $181.50
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Josko Gravner Duo:
Josko Gravner is Friuli’s most profound and influential winemaker, an eminent genius who has produced some of Italy’s most compelling white wines since commencing production in 1975. These eclectic white wines are produced with the technique of clay amphorae and results in high quality, thinking whites that drink more like reds. Includes the 2002 and 2003
Two
bottles. |
| Price: $203.94
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Duo of Massolino Barolo:
One of Piemonte’s most respected traditionalist producers, Massolino produced only a Barolo normale for several years (first released in 1911), adhering to the original conception of Barolo—a multisource effort. Over the years, however, Massolino acquired significant holdings in Serralunga d’Alba, precipitating its movement into the single-vineyard genre, most notably through its flagship bottling, Vigna Rionda. Made in vintages of the highest caliber, Massolino’s Vigna Rionda is aged for 3˝ to 4 years in Slavonian oak, while the normale bottling sees 2 to 2˝ years in oak. It is known for being a wine of longevity, realizing its complex persona over an extended maturation period. Includes the 1999 and 2000 Riserva’s.
Includes the 1999 and 2000 Riserva selections |
Price: $221.10
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Duo of Mascarello Barolo:
A ten-year old Barolo from Bartolo will typically carry
the traditional garnet red with highlights of orange
bracing the rim. A delicate and enticing bouquet of
old rose petals, violet, and licorice embrace the nose.
On the palate, there is serious structure and exquisite
balance with flavors of dried cherries, tobacco, leather,
tar, and tell-tale truffle. Acidity and tannins are
firmly braced by noble structure. These are the trademarks
of a well-made, traditional Barolo from Bartolo Mascarello!
Includes the 2000 and 2001 selections |
Price: $226.20
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Duo of Poggio di Sotto Brunello:
Poggio di Sotto’s founder, Piero Palmucci (a former shipping executive), is one of those producers who operates most often behind the label—with consultant Giulio Gambelli (the eminent name behind the most desired of Montalcino’s majestic stars—Soldera), meriting all the cover action—despite the fact that his perfectionist streak positions him at the forefront of the production process. Palmucci believes that dark Brunellos are disingenuous—wines that cannot possibly be pure-varietal expressions. Thus, a Poggio di Sotto Brunello visually corroborates this stance, exhibiting a medium-red garnet color upon release. It also offers a formidable tannic structure and high level of acidity. Includes the 2000 and 2003 selections.
Two bottles. |
Price: $267.38
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Duo of Chianti Classico:
Sangiovese has been pushing its way through the rocky
Italian soil since Etruscan times and it's the key to
Tuscany's Chianti Classico. This duo contains two ready-to-drink
selections: La Sala 2006 Chianti Classico [RD5092] and
Il Castagno 2005 Chianti Classico [RD5093].
Two
bottles. |
Price: $51.70
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Duo of Villa Mangiacane Chianti
Classico:
Sure this Chianti can turn pizza night into a comforting
Trattoria experience, but this Sangiovese provides more
than that. It’s a sleek and sophisticated style—just
what you would expect from an estate built by members
of the eminent Machiavelli family, owned by the aristocratic
family of Mazzei for over three centuries, and thought
to have been designed, in part, by Michelangelo. Includes
the 2003 Normale [4565] and 2004 Riserva [RD5144]
Two bottles. |
| Price: $60.44
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Duo of Scavino 2004 Barolo:
Scavino, along with Valentino Migliorini and about ten
others, was responsible for the movement that changed
the character and direction of Barolo forever. These
men were dubbed “The Barolo Boys”—the
winemakers often credited for making Barolo internationally
popular. Includes Cannubi and Ambrogio, the most historic
cru and the newest.
Two bottles. |
Price: $233.28
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Duo of Famiglia Anselma Barolo:
Maurizio Anselma is an emerging force in Barolo and
the spirit behind a new estate, Famiglia Anselma. Established
in 1993, the estate released its first Barolo in 1997.
They are one of the largest land owners in the area,
owning more than eighty hectares in three of the most
prized Barolo production zones: Monforte d’Alba, Serralunga
and Barolo. Unlike most producers, the Anselmas choose
only the best grapes from the choicest vineyards to
produce their wine. These are wines of great balance
and structure with power and an underlying elegance,
just as Barolo should be. Includes 2000 and 2001 Riserva
and 2003 normale.
Three bottles. |
Price: $145.20
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Trio of Giacosa 2005 Reds:
This three bottle sampler includes Bruno Giacosa’s Dolcetto
[RD3937], Barbera [RD3930], and Nebbiolo [RD4633].
Three bottles. |
Price: $139.48
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Trio of Grappa:
Includes three Grappa producers—Bastianich, Nardini (.375L) and Marolo
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| Price: $145.55
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Duo of Movia: White Spectrum
Movia has been producing wine for more than three centuries.
Purchased by the Kristancic family in 1820, the estate
was recently passed from Mirko to his young son Ales.
This French- and Italian-trained winemaker takes a historical
but radical approach to his wines. He ages the whites
in 600-liter Slovenian oak casks or traditional Slovenian
barriques (which are actually smaller than French barriques),
leaving them on the lees without stirring for more than
two years. He never racks the wines; they are fined
and filtered by the atmospheric pressure brought by
the arrival of the new moon. This is a purely natural
approach that leaves the wines brilliantly clear. Includes,
Ribolla and the Veliko Bianco. Two bottles. |
Price: $71.24
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Trio of Mastroberardino:
The winery was established in 1750 by Pietro di Berardino
(he adopted the title of Mastro, which eventually merged
with Berardino) and officially registered in 1878 by
Cavalier Angelo Mastroberardino, whose grandson, Antonio
(of the ninth generation), is widely acknowledged as
one of the grand masters of Italian winemaking. Includes
the 2004 Aglianico Irpinia, 2003 Taurasi Radici, and
the 2000 Naturalis Historia.
Three bottles. |
Price: $149.05
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Six-Pack of Every Day Drinking Whites:
Six-hand selected white wines from throughout the
Boot.
Six bottles. |
Price: $180.00
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Six-pack of Every Day Drinking
Reds:
This six-pack samples wines that are ready to drink
from different Italian regions.
Six bottles. |
Price: $240.00
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Large
Format Bottles
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1st Magnum Selection:
Quintarelli 2006 Bianco Secco (1.5 L)
(Veneto—Garganega, Trebbiano Toscano, Sauvignon Blanc, others) |
| Price: $96.25
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2nd Magnum Selection:
Gravner 2001 Ribolla Gialla (1.5 L)
(Friuli—Ribolla Gialla ) |
| Price: $188.74
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3rd Magnum Selection:
Bastianich 2003 Vespa Rosso (1.5 L)
(Friuli—Merlot, Refosco, Cabernet Sauvignon,
Cabernet Franc) |
| Price: $87.50
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4th Magnum Selection:
La Mozza 2005 Aragone (1.5 L)
(Toscana—Morellino, Alicante, Syrah, Carignan) |
| Price: $85.50
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5th Magnum Selection:
Bruno Giacosa 2004 Barbera 'Falletto'
(1.5 L)
(Piemonte—Barbera) |
| Price: $94.50
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6th Magnum Selection:
Quintarelli 2004 Primofiore (1.5 L)
(Veneto—Corvina) |
| Price: $105.88
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7th Magnum Selection:
Tenuta San Guido 2005 Guidalberto]
(1.5 L)
(Toscana—Cabernet Sauvignon )
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| Price: $120.21
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8th Magnum Selection:
Rocche dei Manzoni 2000 Barolo 'Vigna de'la Roul'
(1.5 L)
(Piemonte—Barolo) |
| Price: $132.00
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9th Magnum Selection:
Capanna 2001 Brunello Riserva (1.5 L)
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
| Price: $159.90
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10th Magnum Selection:
Montevertine 2003 Le Pergole Torte
(1.5 L)
(Toscana—Sangiovese) |
| Price: $222.75
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10th Magnum Selection:
Gianni Brunelli 2001 Brunello Riserva
(1.5 L)
(Toscana—Sangiovese Grosso) |
| Price: 249.00
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Wine
Clubs
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Exploration Wine Club:
Each month of IWM’s “Exploration” Club
offers a new and distinct learning experience in the
unique wine regions and indigenous varietals of Italy.
This club is the ideal adventure for the consumer looking
to explore quality Italian wines that are “ready to
drink” today. Includes three wines each month for three
months, tasting notes, regional pairings and monthly
newsletter.
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Price: $270.00
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Big Wines Wine Club:
IWM’s most popular club “Big Wines,” includes
single-vineyard selections and some of Italy’s
major powerhouse wines. These opulent wines, which are
drinkable now but may improve with age, are first-class
choices to share with friends. Includes three wines
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Price: $450.00
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Glassware
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Wine Glasses:
Spieglau Brunello Glasses-Set of 6
Couple requests two sets.
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Price: $55.50
ALL SETS SOLD OUT |
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Wine Glasses:
Spieglau Distillate Glasses-Set of 6
Couple requests one sets.
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Price: $46.20
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Wine Glasses:
Spieglau Champagne Flutes-Set of 6
Couple requests one set.
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Price: $50.50
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Gift
Cards
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Presented in a gift box and accompanied
by a card, this gift is available in various denominations.
Emily and Andrew will enjoy selecting from IWM’s
extensive portfolio of wines, accessories, and books,
and you’ll delight in making an impression with a card
that reads better than all the others.
Gift Card: $50.00
[GCD50] |
Price:
$50.00
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Gift Card: $100.00 [GCD100] |
Price:
$100.00
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Gift Card: $150.00 [GCD150] |
Price:
$150.00
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Gift Card: $250.00 [GCD250] |
Price:
$250.00
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How
To Order Gifts
Italian Wine Merchants is honored to participate in the union
preparations of Emily and Andrew. Throughout this page
you will find an assortment of wine gifts from regional pairings
to cellar-worthy bottles for each anniversary to tasting cases
that have been tailored to suit the palates of the happy couple.
(1) Finding a Gift: Browse the page and order online
or select the gift of your choice. If you want to learn more
about the wine(s) you are selecting or need assistance with
anything, please call Debbie Miller Nelson at 212.473.2323
x132.
(2) Placing the Order: Once the gift is selected, please
proceed to the checkout page by clicking order and follow
the instructions to finish the order. Should you have any
questions please call Debbie. Should you wish to order by
phone, Debbie will be available to process your order as well.
What if the gift is not available? Alternative wine
selections with similar characteristics are available at identical
price points. IWM has selected the wines with Emily and Andrew in mind and we will be happy to provide additional options.
(3) Card Inscription: All gifts will include a special
note. Indicate what you would like in the ‘to,’ ‘from,’ and
message areas of the card. Your selected words can also be
e-mailed to Debbie at debbie@italianwinemerchant.com
or handled via phone.
(4) Gift Confirmation: We will notify the couple as
gift orders come in and they will receive a delivery from
our New York store, where our wines are preserved in cellar
conditions. You will also receive a gift confirmation. If
you have any further questions or special instructions, please
feel free to contact Debbie Miller Nelson at 212.473.2323
x132.
(5) Terms and Conditions: The listed wines and gifts
have been selected based on choices made by the couple along
with Italian Wine Merchants. Due to market conditions and
inventory availability wines are subject to change. Should
a wine change, it will be replaced with a wine of similar
quality and characteristics. This wedding registry will be
made available for up to 12 months past the official wedding
date. Pricing does not include tax.
*IWM will deliver all wine gifts to Emily and Andrew,
therefore there will no be shipping charges added to any order.
About Italian Wine Merchants
At Italian Wine Merchants, wine lovers find both well-known
names and some of Italy’s great secrets. Owner Sergio Esposito
travels to Italy frequently in search of producers who are
passionate about their wines. “I don’ carry everything
- I only purchase the best quality wines at the best price
points. So if we have only one Gavi di Gavi, that is because
it is the best one on the market.”
All sizes are 750ml unless otherwise noted.
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