Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2022
That's right, this wine scored 99 points in Luca Maroni's Best Italian Wines Annual. Luca is one of Italy's most renowned wine critics – Italy's James Halliday or Jeremy Oliver if you like – and for the latest edition of his annual wine annual, over 11,000 wines were tasted. The equal highest rated wine was this, the Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2020 and we have it for $37. Here's a translated extract from his review:
You're never likely to see a wine like this again, not rated so highly and priced at less than $37. If this was James Halliday's Red Wine of The Year, I guarantee it would be more than $40. We have limited stocks, so buy while you can, you won't be disappointed.
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Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2022
Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2022
That's right, this wine scored 99 points in Luca Maroni's Best Italian Wines Annual. Luca is one of Italy's most renowned wine critics – Italy's James Halliday or Jeremy Oliver if you like – and for the latest edition of his annual wine annual, over 11,000 wines were tasted. The equal highest rated wine was this, the Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2020 and we have it for $37. Here's a translated extract from his review:
You're never likely to see a wine like this again, not rated so highly and priced at less than $37. If this was James Halliday's Red Wine of The Year, I guarantee it would be more than $40. We have limited stocks, so buy while you can, you won't be disappointed.
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That's right, this wine scored 99 points in Luca Maroni's Best Italian Wines Annual. Luca is one of Italy's most renowned wine critics – Italy's James Halliday or Jeremy Oliver if you like – and for the latest edition of his annual wine annual, over 11,000 wines were tasted. The equal highest rated wine was this, the Amaranta Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2020 and we have it for $37. Here's a translated extract from his review:
You're never likely to see a wine like this again, not rated so highly and priced at less than $37. If this was James Halliday's Red Wine of The Year, I guarantee it would be more than $40. We have limited stocks, so buy while you can, you won't be disappointed.