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Gift Certificates
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Holiday Gift Guide
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Sometimes it's impossible to know if your friends, family members, or business associates favor Barolo over Brunello, Valpolicella over Vernaccia--or would actually rather have bottles of Champagne instead. That's the beauty of the IWM gift certificate.
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The wines you find in this guide are the wines IWM Owner/Founder, Sergio Esposito, selects each day for Italian Wine Merchants clients. I offer wines that inspire me—it’s just that simple. I hope you may find your own inspiration within this Holiday 2019 Gift Guide, and if you're having a hard time finding that special gift, my staff can help you choose something unique for those exceptional people in your life.
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Wine Books
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Wine Gift Baskets
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Next to tasting wine, education of your mind is the most direct way to educate your palate. Italian Wine Merchants features a complete selection of wine reference books as well as the founder Sergio Esposito's book, Passion on the Vine
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A perfect gift presentation. These two- to three- bottle ensembles are accompanied by an antique-style woven-wood basket that beautifully displays the wine selections. Each bottle is hand-selected by an IWM Portfolio Manager, unless otherwise noted in the descriptions below.
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Wine Gift Boxes
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Wine Samplers
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Wine Gift Boxes are stylishly presented insuring the gift-giver will look good. The wine enclosed, no matter the budget, have been professionally selected by an IWM Portfolio Manager insuring that the wine is stellar.
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A sampler by definition is a cross section, a tasting or a flight. Our Portfolio Managers personally assemble these sampling cases with the intention of guiding you through the process of learning more about Italian Wine.
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Wine Tasting Cases
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Wine Tasting Cases from the Italian Wine Merchants are assembled and designed for a complete wine tasting experience. Many recipients buy cases for themselves solely to grow their palates and learn more about grape varieties and regions of Italy once unbeknown to them.
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