Absolutely I love Italian wine. So there are a few options that fit the bill each with their differences but you'll undoubtedly enjoy. For starters you have one of the best and most common Italian full-bodied called a Barolo. This Italian red is always better with at least 15 years of age on it. So if going for a bottle go for anything pre-2010 and it's a very rich, dried raisin, tannic red. Anything after 2010 works fine but it's just slightly more fruit forward and with your love for Cab Sav I think you like pre-2010 Barolo. Other than this I can recommend an Amarone, again with a bit of age, not so much, so anything pre-2018 is good. This is more of a medium+ bodied red. Highly aromatic with deep red fruit flavours and often a crowd pleaser because its a well balanced wine. Finally you could try a Super-Tuscan blend. This is another full bodied Italian red which blends together Italian grapes and other old world grapes like Cab. Sav and Merlot to create very rich, deep tobacco and spice, heavy reds. Some of the most prestigious Italian wines are Super Tuscan such as Sassicaia and Ornellaia, which also happen to be very expensive. Again this style of wine is better with a bit of age, much like the Barolo but really anything pre-2015 does the job.