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MASSERIA FRATTASI

Approved Oct 30, 2024
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What to Expect

Aglianico from MASSERIA FRATTASI offers a powerful southern Italian experience with dark fruit, firm tannin, high acidity, and volcanic-earth depth. As one of Campania and Basilicata's most important red grapes, it is known for its structure and longevity, often featuring notes of black cherry, plum, and earthiness. While the specific origin of this wine isn't detailed, Aglianico's reputation rests on deeply structured wines from classic zones like Taurasi and Vulture in southern Italy. Expect a wine that requires thoughtful winemaking, time in bottle, and pairs beautifully with robust foods like lamb, beef, and grilled meats.

TTB ID24292001000197
Brand nameMASSERIA FRATTASI
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsAglianico
Approval dateOct 30, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number24GR99
Permit numberFL-I-21637
Producer name & addressGrace Distributors LLC 3100 NW 2ND AVE STE 104/105 Boca Raton FL 33431
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