Recomendations (Name of wine and vinard) for fine Italian wines

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Castelcosa Cabernet Franc is awesome, the exception that proves the rule. Banfi Mandrielle Merlot is awesome, so who says Italians can't make great non-Italian varieties!?! Nebbiolo-based wines can be profound (and sublime over time), so pick up a Barolo, Barbaresco or Gattinara (Borgogno, Vietti, and Dessilani, respectively).
And now for three whites: any of Silvio Jermann's Chardonnay, some Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio, and Gavi di Gavi. Or what about Berlucchi? (a great blend of Pinot G., Pinot Bianco, and chard.)....