Prestige Red
Wines
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42.
Capitel San Rocco vino di Ripasso, Tedeschi
13.5%
The Valpolicella gains body, colour and structure by being fermented with
the Amarone and Recioto pressings. Ample in bouquet, its dry flavour is
robust and warm with a bitter background and a smooth texture. |
£19.95 |
44.
Salice Salentino DOC Riserva, Puglia 13%
Aged for 6 months in barriques the wine is full bodied, rich & velvety. |
£19.95 |
45.
Campo ai Sassi Rosso di Montalcino DOC Tuscany
13%
With an intense bouquet of typical Sangiovese character this wine has Good
structure and fine, fruity flavours on the palate. Aged in oak casks for
7 months. |
£19.95 |
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46.
Ripa delle Mandorle IGT Toscana, Tuscany
12½%
The Sangiovese is aged in large oak barrels whilst the Cabernet is matured
in French oak barques. A very accessible ‘Super Tuscan’ with
quite a lot of Cabernet although the Sangiovese still dominates.
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£19.95 |
47.
Aglianico del Vulture DOC Valle del Trono
100% Aglianico grapes aged in wooden casks for 2 years. The wine has a
distinctive dry taste, is full bodied and well balanced and is appropriately
tannic, tending to become velvety with age. |
£24.95 |
48.
Grosso Agontano Rosso Conero doc, Garofoli
13.5%
Only produced in best vintages from a selection of Montepulciano grapes.
A well structured wine with a sumptuous bouquet of red fruits and wild
cherries. The palate is spicy with silky tannins and a lovely balanced
finish. |
£27.95 |
49.
Taurasi DOCG, Campania DOCG 13%
One of Italy’s most admired red wines produced from extremely Late
ripening Aglianico grapes. Rich, complex with a velvety Austerity and depth
of flavour. |
£29.95 |
50.
Brunello di Montalcino DOCG, Tuscany 13%
One of Italy’s most important wines from the Sangiovese Grosso
grape. Aged for 42 months in Slovenian oak casks followed by at least
6 months in bottle, the wine is dry, warm, well textured and with a lingering
finish. |
£49.95 |
