Manfredi Aglianico D VULTURE 15 750 ml
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About this bottle
This Aglianico del Vulture from Manfredi is a full-bodied red made entirely from Aglianico grapes grown in the volcanic soils around Monte Vulture in Basilicata, southern Italy, not Apulia — the two regions border each other but Vulture wines carry their own DOC specific to Basilicata. "15" likely refers to the aging period, roughly 15 months in French oak, typical for the more structured Aglianico del Vulture bottlings. Aglianico is often called the "Barolo of the South" for its tannic structure and aging potential, and the volcanic soil here adds a mineral edge you don't get from Aglianico grown elsewhere. Expect dark fruit, spice, and leather on the nose, with blackberry, plum, and tobacco on the palate, and a long, smooth finish. This bottle suits fans of structured, age-worthy Italian reds who haven't yet explored southern Italy's answer to Barolo.
How to drink Manfredi Aglianico del Vulture
Decant it for 30 minutes to soften the tannins, and serve around 60-65°F. It's built for grilled or braised red meat, especially anything with a char or smoke element that can stand up to the wine's structure.
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Specs
Aglianico28 proof · French oak · Basilicata, Italy
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve this Aglianico del Vulture?
At cool room temperature, around 60-65°F, in a standard red wine glass; decanting for 30 minutes helps open up the dark fruit and leather notes.
What food pairs well with Aglianico del Vulture?
Its tannic, dark-fruited structure suits grilled or braised red meats, aged pecorino, and hearty pasta with meat sauce.
What makes Aglianico del Vulture distinctive?
The grapes grow on the volcanic slopes of Mount Vulture in Basilicata; Aglianico is one of Italy's oldest grape varieties, believed to have been brought by Greek settlers centuries ago.
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