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Negroamaro Wine

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Discover our exquisite collection of Negroamaro wines, a hidden gem in the world of reds. Originating from Italy's sun-soaked southern regions, Negroamaro offers a rich, robust flavor perfect for any occasion. Dive deep into its unique taste profile and shop our handpicked selection. Whether you're looking to buy your first bottle or expand your wine cellar, our Negroamaro range promises unparalleled quality and taste.
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  • Messapi Negroamaro IGP 2024-Red Wine-World Wine

    Messapi Negroamaro IGP 2024

    $23.33
    or $22.16 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • A.Mano Negroamaro IGT 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
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    A.Mano Negroamaro IGT 2020

    $27.90
    or $26.51 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Tormaresca Neprica Negroamaro IGT 2023-Red Wine-World Wine

    Tormaresca Neprica Negroamaro IGT 2023

    $26.66
    or $25.33 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Montevecchio Rosso 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Montevecchio Rosso 2022

    $25.82
    or $24.53 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2023-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2023

    $31.00
    or $29.45 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Amastuola Salento Negroamaro 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Amastuola Salento Negroamaro 2020

    $41.93
    or $39.99 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Chalmers Murray Darling Bush Vine Negroamaro 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Chalmers Murray Darling Bush Vine Negroamaro 2021

    $51.54
    or $47.49 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Tormaresca Masseria Maime Negroamaro Salento IGT 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    Tormaresca Masseria Maime Negroamaro Salento IGT 2019

    $59.99
    or $56.99 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Paralupi Appassimento Rosso di Puglia IGP 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Paralupi Appassimento Rosso di Puglia IGP 2022

    $42.33
    or $40.21 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Chalmers Mother Block ‘Red’-Red Wine-World Wine

    Chalmers Mother Block ‘Red’

    $23.22
    or $20.59 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Collezione Privata Cosimo Varvaglione - Vigne Storiche Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Collezione Privata Cosimo Varvaglione - Vigne Storiche Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2020

    $92.65
    or $88.02 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Cantine Losito IGP Puglia Negroamaro 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Cantine Losito IGP Puglia Negroamaro 2021

    $38.60
    or $36.66 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Cantine Losito IGP Puglia Negroamaro 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Cantine Losito IGP Puglia Negroamaro 2020

    $38.60
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  • Masso Antico Negroamaro del Salento IGT (Organic) 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Masso Antico Negroamaro del Salento IGT (Organic) 2021

    $27.50
    or $26.12 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Torzi Matthews ‘Vigna Cantina’ Negro Amaro-Red Wine-World Wine

    Torzi Matthews ‘Vigna Cantina’ Negro Amaro

    $25.82
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  • Montevecchio Rosso-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Montevecchio Rosso

    $25.67
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  • 2017 Chalmers Rosato MAGNUM-Rose Wine-World Wine
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    2017 Chalmers Rosato MAGNUM

    $52.21 $54.95
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Negroamaro is one of Italy's most ancient and revered grape varieties, primarily grown in the Puglia region, the heel of Italy's boot. The name itself is derived from two words: "negro" meaning black, and "amaro" meaning bitter, alluding to the grape's deep color and its unique flavor profile. This rustic Negroamaro is one of Italy's most ancient and revered grape varieties, primarily grown in the Puglia region, the heel of Italy's boot. The name itself is derived from two words: "negro" meaning black, and "amaro" meaning bitter, alluding to the grape's deep color and its unique flavor profile. This rustic varietal has thrived in the Mediterranean climate, with its hot summers and cool, breezy nights, yielding wines of depth and character. Often, Negroamaro wines exhibit notes of dark cherries, prunes, tobacco, and sometimes even hints of cocoa. With its medium to full-bodied nature, it pairs wonderfully with hearty dishes such as stews, roasted meats, and mature cheeses. Its versatility and captivating flavor profile have made it a beloved choice among wine enthusiasts, seeking a taste of Italy's rich viticultural heritage. Whether enjoyed young or aged, Negroamaro promises a sensory journey through the tapestry of Italian winemaking. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Negroamaro wine?
Negroamaro is a captivating red wine grape variety indigenous to Southern Italy, specifically from the Puglia region. Its name intriguingly combines two words: "negro," indicating black, and "amaro," signifying bitter. These terms hint at the grape's deeply tinted hue and its distinctive flavor. Negroamaro wines are often described as having robust and rounded profiles, with aromatic notes that range from dark berries and cherries to spiced undertones, sometimes even touching upon elements of tobacco and cocoa. This ancient varietal carries with it the rich history and tradition of the Italian winemaking landscape, presenting an authentic taste of the Mediterranean.

Which wine regions make the best Negroamaro wine?
The Puglia region, often referred to as the heel of Italy's boot, is the primary home for the Negroamaro grape. Among the sub-regions in Puglia, Salento, and more specifically areas like Salice Salentino and Brindisi, have gained repute for producing top-tier Negroamaro wines. The region's warm Mediterranean climate, with its hot sunlit days and breezy nights, creates an optimal environment for the grape to thrive. The calcareous and clayey soils here play a pivotal role, imparting unique mineral characteristics to the wines, enhancing their depth and complexity.

What are the most popular Negroamaro wines?
While Negroamaro has been traditionally used as a blending grape, in recent years, it has increasingly been celebrated as a standalone varietal. Some renowned producers from the Puglia region have showcased the potential of this grape. Among them, wines from Salice Salentino DOC have garnered significant attention. Labels such as Leone de Castris and Cantine Due Palme are notable examples. These wines usually showcase the grape's hallmark qualities – a balance of fruit-forwardness with earthy and spicy undertones, encapsulating the essence of the Puglian terroir.

What are the best value Negroamaro wines?
For wine enthusiasts looking to explore the elegance of Negroamaro without breaking the bank, the Puglia region offers a plethora of options. Given the region's abundant production, it's possible to find wines that deliver exceptional value. Some of the best value Negroamaro wines come from cooperative wineries in the region, where local growers unite to produce wines that balance quality with affordability. The resulting wines are not just budget-friendly, but they also provide a genuine representation of the varietal's characteristic traits.

What are the foods best paired with Negroamaro wines?
Negroamaro wines, with their hearty and bold profiles, naturally pair best with dishes that match their intensity. Think of traditional Italian fare like rich pasta sauces, especially those with meat, roasted or grilled lamb, and aged cheeses. The wine's dark fruit notes beautifully complement dishes with tomatoes or red peppers. Moreover, the subtle earthiness of Negroamaro makes it an ideal partner for dishes featuring mushrooms or truffles. The inherent versatility of Negroamaro also allows it to pair seamlessly with a range of cuisines, from Mediterranean mezzes to spicy Indian curries. Its deep flavors and structured tannins can elevate any dining experience, bridging the gap between food and wine in harmonious unity.
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