A new star is born…Stella: varietal wines, Italian style! 
   On the table or by the glass, Stella will always be the best pick when it comes to solid value Italian varietal wines. 

   Undoubtedly, Italian fine wine success is solidly based on appellations such as Barolo DOCG and Brunello di Montalcino DOCG. However, Italian wineries have always been great masters in crafting solid value wines for everyday consumption by growing unique native grapes as well as releasing Italian versions of the most popular international varietals.

   Winebow realized that as the popularity of many Italian varietals increased in the United States, so did their prices, often without a comparable increase in quality. Thus, wanting to provide the American wine lover with high quality Italian varietal wines that remained reasonably priced, Winebow designed Stella (star in Italian) to offer consumers a complete line of excellent value wines, perfect for everyday drinking and unmistakably Italian in style.

   All grapes used in the production of Stella wines come from producers who guarantee the highest level of quality. All practices in the vineyards follow strict guidelines, and only the most modern equipment is employed in the cellars. Stella wines are produced to exhibit true varietal character and stand out in this highly competitive category.

   Stella’s striking packaging and modern look were designed to improve its most important feature: versatility. Thanks to their delicious flavor profile, medium body and balanced acidity, Stella wines can be paired with many different dishes and are also the right choice even with exotic cuisines, like Asian and Middle-Eastern. Furthermore, thanks to their straightforward style and easy-going flavors, Stella wines also deliver pure pleasure when poured by the glass or as an aperitif with snacks.

   Thus, no matter if on the table or at the bar, Stella wines will always be the best pick when it comes to solid value Italian varietal wines. 

   Stella wines have received numerous accolades as "Best Buys" and "Great Value Selections" from food and wine journalists around the country.