Botti — Private Italian Wine Club, Nashville Tennessee

Botti

Private Selection

Italy’s hardest-to-find wines, delivered to your door.

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The Club

We hunt down the wine. You drink it.

Botti is a private club built on relationships with small family estates across Italy. Every release brings you a few of those bottles, the story of the family who made them, and as much of that cellar as we can send along.

01

We Import It Ourselves

No distributor in between. We clear our own wine under a federal importer's permit — which is the only reason these bottles are here at all.

02

Italy First

Italy has more native grape varieties than any country on earth. We chase the obscure ones as hard as the famous ones.

03

Private Membership

Membership is small by design. Every member gets the same care and attention — curated selections, producer stories, and first call on the wines we bring in.

04

Around the Table

Botti is as much about the table as the bottle. When we host — a tasting, a dinner, a visiting winemaker — members hear first.

Where It Comes From

Italy has been making wine for two thousand years. Most of it never leaves the country.

No country on earth makes wine the way Italy does — 20 regions, hundreds of indigenous varieties, and thousands of small producers farming land their families have worked for generations. Most of what they make stays close to home.

These are family farms, not corporations. Many have been working the same parcels for generations. Their wines are never on a shelf — they go to the same trusted hands year after year. Botti exists to build those relationships directly — so our members have access to wines they'd never otherwise find.

500+ Indigenous grape varieties found
nowhere else on earth
2,000 Years of unbroken
winemaking tradition
92% Of Italian wine never leaves
the region it was made in
Membership

Membership is by waitlist only.

Botti is a private selection of wines brought directly from small producers across Italy's great wine regions — growers who don't advertise, don't export widely, and aren't found on retail shelves.

We're building something deliberate. When we open, members will receive bottles chosen from relationships built in the cellar, not from a catalog. Allocations will be limited by nature.

If that sounds like what's been missing from your wine life, join us on the journey.

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Good wine is better
with good people.
Come find both.

Membership is small by design. We'd love to have you.

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