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2004 Feudi di San Gregorio Irpinia Rubrato
Aglianico
- Italy
- Campania
- Irpinia
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Community Tasting Notes 47
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cos82 wrote: 85 points
June 20, 2015 - Fruit, if any, is long gone. Mostly earth and minerals on the nose and palate. Not bad, just bland and weak. Don't know why or where or when I bought it.
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deschamp52 wrote: 89 points
April 15, 2012 - Full bodied. Fine tannins, lots of fruit with meaty bacony flavors. Nice complexity and a long finish. Not your everday bottle.
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bretrooks wrote: 90 points
March 24, 2012 - Not decanted. Drinking very nicely right now - well-integrated acid and tannins, dark fruit, lots of earthiness. It's hard for me to say how much more life this has, but it was probably my favorite table wine of the evening for current drinking. Yum.
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NiklasW wrote: 90 points
August 5, 2011 - Decanted for about 30 mins. My last bottle of this great wine, and the nose does not disappoint. Rich fruity aromas with a bit of a bacon whiff to the side, very inviting. The palate is also fruity, cherry, with a bit of a leathery taste to it, very nice. Lots of tannins still. Yum, very good! Too bad it's my last bottle. Next it's time to taste a more serious Aglianico with more age on it, and based on this, I can't wait!
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ldhaynesnc wrote: 89 points
March 8, 2011 - A little disappointing. Had a bottle in our favorite Italian resturant a couple of years ago and loved this wine. Bought two bottles then and just had the first bottle. It was good but not great. I suspect that I held it too long.
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Report 6: The Wines of Southern Italy, 2/1/2007 (link)
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By Fred Dexheimer, MS
October 2008 (link)(Feudi di San Gregorio Aglianico Rubrato, Taurasi, Campania) Feudi di San Gregorio started producing wines in 1986 and has since become a benchmark winery in the Campania region of Italy, focusing on the indigenous varietals Aglianico, Fiano di Avellino, and Greco di Tufo. The Rubrato is a juicy, rustic, entry-level Aglianico, with intense aromas of red berries, spice, crushed flowers, and earth. This wine can be drunk young, but will also age for as long as five years. Hot Picks
Wine Definition
- Vintage 2004
- Type Red
- Producer Feudi di San Gregorio
- Varietal Aglianico
- Designation Rubrato
- Vineyard n/a
- Country Italy
- Region Campania
- SubRegion n/a
- Appellation Irpinia
- UPC Code 086785371108
Community Holdings
- Pending Delivery 0 (0%)
- In Cellars 62 (24%)
- Consumed 195 (76%)
Food Pairing
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