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Basilisco Teodosio, Aglianico Del Vulture 2019

Red Wine from Italy - S Italy and Islands

2 Reviews

Viviana Malafarina, former teacher, sailor, chef and tour guide on the Orient Express, is now the custodian of some ancient vines and a 16th-century winery in basilicata. Her aglianicos are elegant and terroir-driven. Perfumed with violets and Morello cherries, this is a wine of great energy, just like its producer.

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Code: IT33591

Wine characteristics

Red Wine
Full-bodied
Aglianico
75cl
Now to 2024
14% Alcohol
no oak influence
Cork, natural

JancisRobinson.com

Deep ruby. Raspberry and cherry coulis and with saline and minerally hints and tamarind. Juicy, supple and elegant yet with plenty of stuffing and with savoury fruit and fine, grainy tannins on the...

Deep ruby. Raspberry and cherry coulis and with saline and minerally hints and tamarind. Juicy, supple and elegant yet with plenty of stuffing and with savoury fruit and fine, grainy tannins on the finish. New-school Aglianico del Vulture aiming for elegance rather than concentration and power. Good value. 17++/20

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Walter Speller

Wednesday 24th Aug 2022

Daily Telegraph

Aglianico can be monstrously unyielding. This one, which was grown on volcanic soil, has intensity and density, but it also has a slightly softer face, a warmth and fruitiness that lets you in. Think dark ...

Aglianico can be monstrously unyielding. This one, which was grown on volcanic soil, has intensity and density, but it also has a slightly softer face, a warmth and fruitiness that lets you in. Think dark cherries, a gentle glower, and a fierce energy.

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Victoria Moore

Saturday 30th Jul 2022

The Observer

One of a number of fascinating volcanic terroirs in southern Italy. This aglianico red is grown on soils derived from the extinct Mount Vulture, and has a pronounced vibrancy, a charge of fresh acidity,...

One of a number of fascinating volcanic terroirs in southern Italy. This aglianico red is grown on soils derived from the extinct Mount Vulture, and has a pronounced vibrancy, a charge of fresh acidity, to go with its tumble of intense dark, fragrant cherry-berry fruit.

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David Williams

Sunday 22nd May 2022