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Negroamaro is a dark-skinned grape variety primarily grown in the Puglia region, located in the "heel" of southern Italy. It is known for producing full-bodied red wines with a distinctive flavor profile and for its use in rosé and sparkling red wines. This hardy, drought-resistant grape thrives in Puglia's hot Mediterranean climate and is an important component of the local winemaking culture.
About the Negroamaro grape
Flavor profile: Wines made from Negroamaro typically offer rich dark fruit flavors, such as black cherry, plum, and blackberry. These are often complemented by earthy undertones and savory herbal notes, like dried thyme, licorice, or tobacco.
Taste characteristics: Negroamaro wines are generally dry, with a medium-to-full body, medium-high tannins, and medium acidity. Despite its name, which translates to "black and bitter," the flavor is typically smooth and fruit-forward.
Regional importance: While found throughout Puglia, it is most associated with the southern Salento peninsula, where it is a key component in wines from the Salice Salentino DOC.
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“Puteus” is a Salice Salentino DOP reserve, made of 80% of Negroamaro and 20% Malvasia Nera, as the disciplinary code requires. In the last stage of fermentation the wine is stored in stainless steel tanks for the first year, then aged in oak barrels. It has a deep red color with hints of violet.
Deep red color with hints of violet, balanced tannin, strong spicy bouquet, with notes of cocoa and coffee, fruity (cherry).
The best wine pairing is with meat dishes, roast meat with a juicy frosting, seasoned cheese and salami, and it sparks with spicy dishes!
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I feel this wine expresses the greatness of California and its hidden pockets where Cabernet can excel. The cold Pacific Ocean running the entire length of the state presents maritime influences – and with each small distance eastward the climate warms. Stony soils, south facing slopes and moderately warm conditions are the keys to producing dark, rich and good tasting Cabernet.
A small release from Caymus Vineyards, this wine is a California-appellation Cabernet Sauvignon – supple, dark and rich, bearing the signature hallmarks of Caymus. It is sourced from sites throughout the state which feature climatic conditions, soils and topography that are ideally suited to Cabernet. This project stems from excitement over California's diverse vineyard land, often in lesser-known areas, with the potential to produce exceptional Cabernet.
Paul Hobbs ALH Cabernet Sauvignon is made from 90% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc.
This wine presents the eye with a magenta hue and a vibrant ruby red rim. The nose offers up an inviting bouquet of ripe red cherry, damp earth, and nuances of fresh violet. The palate is elegantly structured, with harmonious layers of fine-grained tannins and refreshing acidity. As the wine unfolds it reveals a sublime blend of black raspberry, wild thyme and dark cacao, while savory herbal notes add a further intriguing dimensional note. The finish is long and graceful with a touch of graphite—a hallmark of southern Coombsville's cool climate and rocky volcanic soils.
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A cool, composed wine with gorgeous flavors and silky texture, showing blueberries, dark chocolate, pencil shavings, minerals, violets and pomegranate. Full-bodied yet light on its feet, this feels lacy and airy despite lots of depth and concentration.
James Suckling 96 Points
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