Amaranta di Ulisse Montepulciano D'Abruzzo 2016
Next
"Among the best Montepulciano D'Abruzzo ever, a champion of analytical and sensory quality simply unattainable and dazzling. " 99 Points, Luca Maroni
Wines taste best when shared with friends!
This Amaranta scored 99 points in Luca Maroni's Best Italian Wines Annual. Luca is one of Italy's most renowned wine critics – Italy's James Halliday or Jeremy Oliver if you like – and for the latest edition of his annual wine annual, over 11,000 wines were tasted. The equal highest rated wine was this, the Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2016 and we have it for $32.99. Here's a translated extract from his review:
"The aroma and taste are absolutely shining, as well as the gloriously juicy and archetypically considerable vineyard resources. Certainly, among the best Montepulciano D’Abruzzo ever, a champion of analytical and sensory quality simply unattainable and dazzling". Rating: 99 Points. Luca Maroni. Annuario Dei Migliori Vini Italiani 2019
You're never likely to see a wine like this again, not rated so highly and priced at less than $32.99. If this was James Halliday's Red Wine of The Year, I guarantee it would be more than $40. We have limited stocks, so buy while you can, you won't be disappointed.
Related Products
European Reds Half Bottle 6-Pack
"375ml bottles work out as just over one glass of wine per person, which really is the perfect amount for mid week drinking and ideal if you’re having a glass by yourself" Andrew Graham. Oz Wine Review
$127.00
Vieux Naudin Bordeaux Superieur 2015
This is from one of the best Bordeaux vintages in the last 25 years. If you're chasing well priced Bordeaux, this is your wine.
$23.99
Bigi Orvieto Secco Classico 2017
Dry and full-bodied on the palate, Bigi Orvieto Classico has a lively flavour with a unique aftertaste of white peaches and almonds
$20.00
Château Loudenne Médoc Cru Bourgeois 2012
"A great buy, this is a dark, intense blend with attractive tobacco and bottle-age characters mingling with lovely cassis and black fruit flavours. The tannins are robust" John Saker's Top 5 Bordeaux Reds, Stuff.co.nz
$49.99
Tenuta Cucco Barolo Serralunga d'Alba 2014
This is a terrific entry-level Barolo, do yourself a favour, you can't go wrong at $59!
$59.00
Produttori del Barbaresco Barbaresco DOCG 2015
"this remains one of Barbaresco’s best bargains, well worth buying a case so you can revisit the wine every few months." Wine and Spirits Magazine
$97.00
Ca' Del Baio 'Autinbej' Barbaresco 2015
“The Ca’ del Baio line-up is extremely impressive and delightful. These are some of the best wines from Barbaresco.” – Monica Larner, Wine Advocate Magazine
$59.99