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Luminante Sotto La Luna Piena Susumaniello

Giordano Vini

Red wine | Puglia, Italy

★★★★☆

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Red wine
14 %
16.65 USD
17°C / 63°F
Balanced, Blackcurrant, Fruity, Plum, Smooth

Description

Discover the hidden gem of Puglia with Giordano Vini's 'Luminante Sotto La Luna Piena', a remarkable expression of the ancient, rediscovered Susumaniello grape. This organic red wine captures the true essence of its Mediterranean terroir, grown under the warm Italian sun and cooled by refreshing sea breezes. In the glass, it presents a stunning deep ruby red color with vibrant violet reflections that hint at the intensity within. The bouquet is an inviting tapestry of small red fruits, primarily characterized by expressive notes of ripe raspberries and blackberries, underscored by delicate floral nuances. On the palate, this wine is exceptionally well-structured and full-bodied yet maintains a surprising smoothness. You will encounter rich flavors of succulent plums and blackcurrants that glide across the tongue, supported by fine, integrated tannins that provide a sophisticated mouthfeel. The finish is persistent, balanced, and deeply pleasant, making each sip as enjoyable as the first. This Susumaniello is a testament to the high-quality, artisanal winemaking that Giordano Vini brings to life. It is the perfect companion for a variety of culinary pairings; its bold yet elegant character makes it a heavenly match for hearty appetizers, traditional Mediterranean risottos, or a well-curated board of mature, savory cheeses. Whether you are hosting a formal dinner or enjoying a quiet evening at home, this wine offers a sophisticated and authentic taste of Southern Italy that is sure to impress both seasoned enthusiasts and curious newcomers.

Your Notes

This is a seriously smooth Susumaniello with great dark fruit and a long finish. Did you let yours breathe first or just pour it straight?

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