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2003 Galardi - Terra di Lavoro Aglianico - Italy - Campania - Red

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2003 Galardi - Terra di Lavoro
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Italy - Campania

Red Aglianico
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85
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VF: 2007-2023
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Community Tasting Notes average score of 85 points based upon 2 reviews

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Author Horms
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 2.551%
Tasted On 08/07/2012

strong fruits, cassis, plum, blackberry. hint of tertiary flavours of earth and leather. needs another five to ten years.

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Tasted On 10/28/2005

I dont think this wine needs an introduction as it is one Parkers highest scoring wines in the history of the Wine Advocate but 2003 was very kind to Galardi. I cannot say enough about this wine as the vintage played right into their hands with a firm, cooling sea influence at night and the solar intensity of 2003 by day. The confluence of climate, sun and soil produced a beverage of immense stature that has the potential to be a legend. From Aglianico and Piedarossa this is as site specific as it gets with the volcanic ash of Mt. Vesuvius playing a big role in this coastal area near Naples.

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