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FORENTUM

Approved Aug 23, 2022
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What to Expect

The FORENTUM AGLIANICO offers a taste of southern Italy's rich terroir through the robust profile of Aglianico. As one of southern Italy's most important red grapes, it showcases deep flavors of dark fruit, firm tannins, and high acidity, with notes that include black cherry, plum, and earthiness. While its origin is unknown, this wine hints at volcanic slopes and long growing seasons, contributing to a structure that demands thoughtful winemaking and time in bottle. Expect wines that are best paired with robust foods like lamb, beef, and grilled meats, where their tannins and acidity can be fully appreciated.

TTB ID22228001000835
Brand nameFORENTUM
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsAGLIANICO
Approval dateAug 23, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number22FOR1
Permit numberNY-I-21488
Producer name & addressWine Affairs Inc. 65 -17 FRESH POND RD UNIT 201 Ridgewood NY 11385 WINE AFFAIRS INC&nbsp(Used on label)
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