London Wine Deliveries

London Wine Deliveries selects and offers Italian wines of the very best quality.
Our mission is to promote the Italian Wine Heritage continuously focusing on the extraordinary number of autochthonous grape varieties, to build and maintain relationships with our Italian winemakers as well as attain a position of market leadership through professional excellence, healthy relationships and to provide best value to our entire customer base. LWD provides staff training and promotes events in order to improve knowledge and awareness on the Italian wine potential.

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ABOUT OUR WINES

The Committee of the Grandi Cru d’Italia was formed in 2005 to protect and develop the prestige of the wine-producing companies that, for at least 20 years, have been producing great wines, always at the top of international ratings.

In France, the classification of the Grandi Cru was introduced by law in 1855.

In Italy, cru means that a wine is produced on the national territory and is obtained from Italian or international grapes and that it won the highest recognitions given by the most authoritative publications and guides.

The members have been therefore selected using strict qualitative criteria, keeping in mind their history and tradition in the wine sector, with the purpose of guaranteeing that in time they have a great degree of reliability in producing high-level wines.

The list includes the most prestigious Italian wine companies, which represent the highest expression of both the cultural and qualitative values of the territories of wine-production.

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London Wine Deliveries

ABOUT OUR WINES

The Committee of the Grandi Cru d’Italia was formed in 2005 to protect and develop the prestige of the wine-producing companies that, for at least 20 years, have been producing great wines, always at the top of international ratings.

In France, the classification of the Grandi Cru was introduced by law in 1855.

In Italy, cru means that a wine is produced on the national territory and is obtained from Italian or international grapes and that it won the highest recognitions given by the most authoritative publications and guides.

The members have been therefore selected using strict qualitative criteria, keeping in mind their history and tradition in the wine sector, with the purpose of guaranteeing that in time they have a great degree of reliability in producing high-level wines.

The list includes the most prestigious Italian wine companies, which represent the highest expression of both the cultural and qualitative values of the territories of wine-production.

Some of them are smaller producers, whose wines have though reached the highest standards of quality, a characteristic of Italian wine production.

There are 35 Founding members and 54 Ordinary members

Welcome Offer

Subscribe and Save 10%

London Wine Deliveries

ABOUT OUR WINES

The Committee of the Grandi Cru d’Italia was formed in 2005 to protect and develop the prestige of the wine-producing companies that, for at least 20 years, have been producing great wines, always at the top of international ratings.

In France, the classification of the Grandi Cru was introduced by law in 1855.

In Italy, cru means that a wine is produced on the national territory and is obtained from Italian or international grapes and that it won the highest recognitions given by the most authoritative publications and guides.

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The members have been therefore selected using strict qualitative criteria, keeping in mind their history and tradition in the wine sector, with the purpose of guaranteeing that in time they have a great degree of reliability in producing high-level wines.

The list includes the most prestigious Italian wine companies, which represent the highest expression of both the cultural and qualitative values of the territories of wine-production.

Some of them are smaller producers, whose wines have though reached the highest standards of quality, a characteristic of Italian wine production.

There are 35 Founding members and 54 Ordinary members