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- Amarasco Lazio IGT
Amarasco Lazio IGT
Italy
Red Wine • 100% Cesanese
- Tasting Notes
- Pairs With
- ColorDeep ruby red colour with hints of garnet
- NoseThe broad, earthy nose has typical notes of nutmeg, red rose and spicy nuances
- FlavorThe palate has great thrust but is balanced and mouthfilling, with a long finish
Lazio At a Glance
Region Name Lazio
Lazio is a region in central Italy, and home to the ancient capital city of Rome. The region’s reputation is mainly based on its white wines, the mainstay grape varieties being Trebbiano, Malvasia di Candia and Malvasia Puntinata.
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Press
Vintage | Publication | Score | Review Date | POS Generator | |
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2016 | Vinous Media | 89 | May 2023 | Shelf Talker | Full Page Review |
2016 | Wine Enthusiast | 88 | Sep 2019 | Shelf Talker | Full Page Review |
2016 | Vinous Media | 87 | Aug 2021 | Shelf Talker | Full Page Review |
- Score: 89 Vintage 2016 Vinous Media The 2016 Amarasco, a varietal Cesanese, opens in the glass with a dusty mix of dark florals and musky black currants. It’s silky-smooth with tart wild berry fruits motivated by mineral-tinged acidity and sour citrus. This finishes with a tart concentration leaving red plum hints to linger. Shelf Talker Full Page Review
- Score: 88 Vintage 2016 Wine Enthusiast Made entirely of native grape Cesanese, this has subtle aromas of tilled soil, baking spice and a whiff of dark-skinned fruit. The firm palate offers black currant, licorice and bitter almond alongside assertive, rather raspy tannins. KERIN O’KEEFE Shelf Talker Full Page Review
- Score: 87 Vintage 2016 Vinous Media The 2016 Amarasco, a varietal Cesanese, opens slowly with a nuanced display of musky black and red currants and savory herbs. This is soft and fleshy in feel, gaining traction through its tart blackberry fruit and hints of sour citrus. A mix of fine tannins and residual acids lingers as this tapers off long yet understated and bitter. Some cellaring may help to unlock further depths, but I’m not convinced. Shelf Talker Full Page Review