Cortelunga Tuscan White Italian Wine

The first thing to notice about this name is what it leaves out: no grape. Cortelunga Tuscan White Italian Wine names a brand, a color and a place, and the grape or grapes behind the color are not something we can confirm. We do not have a shopper rating for this wine.

The nearest account of the wine itself comes from Corks + Cheers, a wine shop, which calls Cortelunga Bianco a Tuscany IGT wine and names Mike Collier as the winemaker. Corks + Cheers is a shop, not the producer, so those details are the shop's description. Still, a named winemaker is more than the shelf name gives.

Tuscany, at least, is confirmed. It runs from flat coastland by the sea up through inland hills to the edge of the mountains, and no single climate note fits all of it: the Mediterranean's warmth counts for most near the Tyrrhenian coast, while the farther inland or uphill a vineyard sits, the cooler it runs and the wider its temperature swings. Tuscany is a region of Italy in both the administrative and the wine sense, not itself a protected designation; the exact names with legal weight, such as Chianti, Toscana IGT or Brunello di Montalcino, are narrower. Tuscan, in this wine's name, is the region-wide word; the shop's Tuscany IGT is the narrower kind.

The bottle is 750 ml. In our August 2026 checks the shelf price was $13.88.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 14, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.