Aglianico

Aglianico is one of the great souls of Southern Italy: a grape variety capable of producing deep, structured, and long-lived wines, here interpreted through a selection rich in important labels, great vintages, and special formats. This collection gathers the best of Aglianico and its most distinctive expressions, with a particular focus on Campania and Basilicata, but also on other denominations that enhance its style and personality.

The Character of Aglianico

Aglianico is known for its intense profile, firm tannic structure, and remarkable ability to evolve over time. In the wines of this collection, it emerges in different versions: from the most classic and territorial reds to reserve selections, from the most ambitious crus to labels designed for special occasions. It is a grape variety that expresses well the connection with volcanic soils, breezy hills, and inland areas with a strong identity, as demonstrated by many bottles of Taurasi DOCG, Irpinia Aglianico DOC, Aglianico del Vulture DOCG, and Aglianico del Taburno.

The Most Represented Denominations

The selection highlights some of the most prestigious denominations linked to Aglianico. Among these, Taurasi DOCG and its reserves stand out, with labels such as Purosangue riserva 2015, Stilema 2015, Vigna Macchia dei Goti, Piano di Montevergine, and various Quintodecimo versions. Alongside these, there are wines like Serpico Irpinia Aglianico DOC, Radici Taurasi Riserva DOCG, Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG, and interpretations from territories such as Paestum, Taburno, Falerno del Massico, and Vesuvio.

Producers and Reference Names

This collection brings together highly recognized producers in the landscape of great Italian reds. Among the names present are Antonio Caggiano, Feudi di San Gregorio, Luigi Tecce, Quintodecimo, and Mastroberardino, along with entities like Basilisco, Casa Setaro Vinicola, and D'Ambra vini d'Ischia SRL. The presence of historic wineries and contemporary interpreters makes the selection particularly interesting for those seeking both classic and more modern interpretations of the grape variety.

When to Choose an Aglianico Wine

Aglianico wines are ideal for those who love structured reds with complexity and aromatic depth. At the table, they express themselves best with braised dishes, grilled meats, game, long-cooked dishes, ragù, and aged cheeses. The rosé versions and some rosés made from Aglianico offer a fresher and more versatile interpretation, suitable for sophisticated aperitifs or Mediterranean cuisine dishes. The collection also features formats like Magnum, Jeroboam, and Mathusalem, perfect for those looking for an important bottle or a gift idea with great impact.

A Selection for Enthusiasts and Collectors

This page is designed for those who want to purchase Aglianico in one of its most authentic expressions: aging wines, high-value crus, rare reserves, and collectible bottles. From the most sought-after vintages to the iconic labels of legendary wineries, the selection offers a complete journey into the heart of the great reds of the South. Discover the collection and let yourself be guided through the best interpretations of Aglianico.

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What characteristics does Aglianico wine have?
Aglianico is a red grape variety of great personality, known for its structure, firm tannins, and excellent aging potential. In its best expressions, it produces deep wines with notes of dark fruit, spices, and a pronounced territorial intensity. In this collection, you will find different interpretations, from Taurasi DOCG to Aglianico del Vulture DOCG, as well as more immediate or rosé versions. It is an ideal choice for those seeking important, complex reds that can evolve over time.
What are the most important denominations for Aglianico?
The most represented denominations in the collection are Taurasi DOCG, Irpinia Aglianico DOC, Aglianico del Vulture DOCG, Aglianico del Taburno, and some expressions related to territories such as Paestum, Falerno del Massico, Vesuvio, and Ischia. These areas enhance Aglianico in different ways, but always with a strong territorial identity. Those looking for outstanding wines will find reserves, crus, and interesting vintages signed by leading producers from Southern Italy.
What dishes pair best with Aglianico?
Aglianico shines with rich and flavorful dishes, thanks to its structure and tannic component. It is perfect with braised dishes, red meats, game, lamb, ragù, and aged cheeses. The Taurasi versions and reserves are ideal for important dinners and long-preparation dishes, while rosés or lighter interpretations can accompany Mediterranean cuisine, cured meats, and structured first courses. It is a wine to choose when you want a pairing with character.