Rating 92 2022 Top 50  
Style Red
Variety
Vintage 2015
Appellation
Campania
Italy
ABV 13.5%
Price $20.00 Value Pick  Buy This Wine
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Review Updated 2022-11-16

Perfect For

Dinner Parties, Drinking Outside the Lines, Host/Hostess Gifting

Drink If You Like

Chardonnay, Moschofilero , Muscat / Moscato

Mastroberardino Irpinia Aglianico ‘Re di More’ 2015 Review

Mastroberardino is a family in Campania that is responsible for saving ancient grapes native to the region from extinction. They are even going so far as to replant a vineyard in the ruins of Pompeii with grapes to produce wine in the way of antiquity. This Aglianico (grape) is a testament to their love of their land. Coming from the small DOC of Ipirnia in the hills of the hinterland, this Aglianico drinks like you are sipping history. It has an earthy nose that shows off bramble fruit and tobacco (like a tobacco shop). The palate is full and deep with well-integrated tannins that will pair seamlessly with any past or steak dish. This is the best version of a Campania country wine on our market.

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Mastroberardino Irpinia Aglianico ‘Re di More’ 2015
Mastroberardino is a family in Campania that is responsible for saving ancient grapes native to the region from extinction. They are even going so far as to replant a vineyard in the ruins of Pompeii with grapes to produce wine in the way of antiquity. This Aglianico (grape) is a testament to their love of their land. Coming from the small DOC of Ipirnia in the hills of the hinterland, this Aglianico drinks like you are sipping history. It has an earthy nose that shows off bramble fruit and tobacco (like a tobacco shop). The palate is full and deep with well-integrated tannins that will pair seamlessly with any past or steak dish. This is the best version of a Campania country wine on our market.

Reviewed On: 11-15-2022
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POINTS
Mastroberardino Irpinia Aglianico ‘Re di More’ 2015
Mastroberardino is a family in Campania that is responsible for saving ancient grapes native to the region from extinction. They are even going so far as to replant a vineyard in the ruins of Pompeii with grapes to produce wine in the way of antiquity. This Aglianico (grape) is a testament to their love of their land. Coming from the small DOC of Ipirnia in the hills of the hinterland, this Aglianico drinks like you are sipping history. It has an earthy nose that shows off bramble fruit and tobacco (like a tobacco shop). The palate is full and deep with well-integrated tannins that will pair seamlessly with any past or steak dish. This is the best version of a Campania country wine on our market.

Reviewed On: 11-15-2022