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ICQRF IT AV 5023 PATERNOPOLI (AV) - ITALY

Approved Apr 12, 2019
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What to Expect

The ICQRF IT AV 5023 PATERNOPOLI (AV) – ITALY offers a robust tasting of Aglianico, one of southern Italy's most important red grapes. With its dark fruit, firm tannin, and volcanic-earth depth, this wine showcases the grape’s classic zones in Taurasi and Vulture, where it thrives on volcanic soils and long growing seasons. Expect flavors of black cherry, plum, and dried herbs, with notes of leather and earth that add to the wine's structural integrity. Paternopi (AV) is a wine for those who appreciate wines with depth and complexity, best enjoyed alongside rich meats and cheeses.

TTB ID19088001001217
Brand nameICQRF IT AV 5023 PATERNOPOLI (AV) - ITALY
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsAglianico
Approval dateApr 12, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number190004
Permit numberOH-I-21032
Producer name & addressSolo Vino Imports, Ltd. 450 NICHOLSON RD Vermillion OH 44089
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