Don Anselmo Aglianico del Vulture DOC Paternoster

Don Anselmo Aglianico del Vulture DOC Paternoster

Red wine, 75 cl, Basilicata, Italy, 2015Aglianico del Vulture DOC, Paternoster
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Category
Red wine
Grape varieties
Notes
Deep dark terroir wine from one of the finest Italian grape varieties, complex, tannic, dense with a long finish.
Vinification
12 months 50% in french Barriques and 50% in large Slavonic wooden barrels.
Alcohol
14 %
Format
75 cl
Storage bar
Min. 18 year(s) from 2022
Producer
Awards / Ratings
Gambero Rosso(2013):
3/3 bicchieri
Wine Spectator(2013):
92/100 points
wine advocate(2013):
96/100 points
Variety sheet
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"One of the best and most prestigious Aglianico producers par excellence. We are proud to represent Paternoster in Switzerland. Certainly not for everyone, but for lovers of spicy and dry wines a great pleasure".

Reto Vergani

Producer

In 1925 Anselmo Paternoster started selling his first bottle of wine, thus laying the foundation stone for the oldest wine business in the Vulture area. Today the modern winery is run by the third generation of the family, who are committed to tradition but open to the latest winery technology. Strictest selection of the grapes in the vineyard, a quantity restriction to a maximum of 150,000 bottles and temperature-controlled fermentation are a matter of course here. The cultivation area is the municipality of Barile, which is situated at an altitude of 600 metres on the eastern slope of Monte Vulture, an extinct volcano. The volcanic soils, in combination with the strong temperature fluctuations between day and night, give each wine fullness and finesse.

http://www.paternostervini.it

"One of the best and most prestigious Aglianico producers par excellence. We are proud to represent Paternoster in Switzerland. Certainly not for everyone, but for lovers of spicy and dry wines a great pleasure".

Reto Vergani