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2001

Avg. Rating: 87.8/100 (6 Reviews)
Winery: Taurino
Vintage: 2001
Varietal: Unknown
Country: Italy
Region: Sicily
Retail Price: $$ 12.99 USD
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Red Wine Italian Red by Taurino from Southern Italy, Italy. Intense ruby red with orange reflections on the outer edge. Intense and persistent nose with aromas of red woodsy berries. On the palate, the wine is dry, well balanced and full bodied with a slightly almond-like finish. Excellent with grilled white... Continued at wine.com ›

Made from Negramaro and Malvasia Nera grapes.

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Taurino 2001 Salice Salentino
(over 2 years ago) buddy icon dalecruse 90.0/100
The nose is a little funky, but don't let that put you off. This is good stuff. Full bodied, but not a big bruiser. Pairs well with pasta and tomato sauce, red meats, roasted chicken, and stinky cheese. The mouth and taste buds will tell you what you need to know.

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(about 1 year ago) buddy icon kittygutz 82.0/100
Full-bodied, chewy wine.

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(about 1 year ago) buddy icon mappler 90.0/100
Fruity. Dry. Pairs well with Italian dishes. Wow. Got this wine for $9.99. I intend to buy several more. Amazing bottle for the price.

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(about 1 year ago) buddy icon sethid 91.0/100
Tight nose, but really opens up on the palette. Some red fruit with lots of old world flavor. White pepper on the finish. This is a great QPR!

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(10 months ago) buddy icon amgryger 84.0/100
Simple rustic Italian quaffing wine for drinking with dinner. Does its job well.

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(10 months ago) buddy icon motte 90.0/100
It's a great deal. Worth letting it sit open for a while. Straight from the bottle I got some fruity heat. Mellowed out to a smoky nuttiness. Good mouthfeel. Rustic and fun. Love that Negroamaro. Pairs really well with vegetarian/vegan dishes: roast veggies, herb-y omelets, tomatoes, mushrooms.

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