Caps Inspired by Italian Wine
Embroidered wine caps for people who know what they like in a glass. Wear your favorite grape name, or choose a personal gift for someone whose taste you know.
€39
Tintilla Embroidered Corduroy Cap
Trebbiano Embroidered Cap
Tintilla Embroidered Cap
Trebbiano d’Abruzzo Embroidered Cap
Pinot Grigio Embroidered Cap
Prosecco Embroidered Cap
Fiano di Avellino Embroidered Cap
Greco di Tufo Embroidered Cap
Falanghina del Sannio Embroidered Cap
Orvieto Classico Embroidered Cap
Etna Bianco Embroidered Cap
Grillo Embroidered Cap
Friulano Embroidered Cap
Ribolla Gialla Embroidered Cap
Moscato d’Asti Embroidered Cap
Teroldego Embroidered Cap
Lagrein Embroidered Cap
Lambrusco Embroidered Cap
Frappato Embroidered Cap
Nerello Mascalese Embroidered Cap
Dolcetto Embroidered Cap
Corvina Embroidered Cap
Aglianico Embroidered Cap
Montepulciano Embroidered Cap
Barbera Embroidered Cap
Nebbiolo Embroidered Cap
Sangiovese Embroidered Cap
Nero d’Avola Embroidered Cap
Primitivo Embroidered Cap
Schiava Embroidered Cap
Primitivo Wine Grape Cap
Our caps inspired by Italian wine begin with the names people remember from a good bottle. A grape name can lead to a region, a style of wine or a meal worth remembering. The collection is for that personal connection, whether you're still exploring Italian wine or already have firm favorites.
Nebbiolo is the grape behind Barolo and Barbaresco in Piedmont. In Tuscany, Sangiovese is used to make Brunello di Montalcino. These are useful distinctions when reading a wine label: the name of a grape and the name of a wine are not always the same. Nebbiolo appears in the 1431 statutes of La Morra, a reminder of how much local history a grape name can hold.
The place where a grape grows and the way the wine is made also matter. A familiar grape name is a starting point for exploring, rather than a promise that every bottle will taste alike.
Fratelli Frizzanti's embroidered wine caps give that interest a place in your everyday wardrobe. They also make a thoughtful gift when you know which name someone is pleased to see on a wine list.