Nero d'Avola
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Nero d'Avola on Snooth
veronica770
From Sicily. This is my house red. On the nose, baking spices and pomegranate, and on the palate, dark berry and cherry fruit with a little bit of acidity peeking through. A very accessible, enjoyable wine. $13.
Rfrainey
A great wine quite complex. initially pepper on the palate, later dark cherry, very well rounded tanins. Opens up more after 30 minutes. Ready to drink but it will improve for a few more years maybe more.
WineGeekJen
Thanks for the suggestions, I will keep an eye out for those if I can find them here. I got a good first impression of the grape!
TL NJ
I have been a Nero fan for a long time. Im happy to see it gaining some popularity, You normally can get an excellent bottle of Nero at a great price, but I have seen some of these prices starting to climb lately, so lets...
Balanced wine. You can feel the Nero D'Avola uniqueness... save for a fruity finish, which reminds me of American Merlot, unfinished... Overall, a good wine for the price.
basilwino
I like the Morgante Nero d' Avola. It is an inexpensive wine but a good value. I used to like Cusumano but it's not available anymore in my parts of the world. There are probably others that people would enjoy. I'd be...
After reading the Italy issue of Wine Spectator, I was inspired to try Nero d'Avola. So I insisted that we review it for our weekly podcast. We chose the 2008 Feudo Arancio Nero d'Avola, which I really enjoyed. Has anyone...
A very nice ruby red color. A bright aroma of currants, red berries and preserves. Bold and rustic flavors of strawberry and peppers.
Cantine Settesoli Torre Nova Nero d'Avola Shiraz IGT Sicily Screwcap 2008
Starting at $260.06 Snoothrank: 3/5
Very common sicilian grape. Nice heavy fruity flavor, a great wine for first time wine drinkers. The Mt. Entea vineyards all produce a Mt. Entea Rosso strain of Nero d'Avola which is superb. Living amongst the sicilians, I've found some great local vineyards that have some Nero d'Avola table wines which you can pick up in 5 litre amounts for under 10 euro.
It does pair very well with Sicilian food. The wine matches the cooking style very well. Both dishes and wine seem stripped down to the basics. Pastas and meats with fresh ingredients and no frill, just sensational flavor.
Popular Regions for Nero d'Avola
- Sicily
- Sicilia Igt
- Italy
- Sicilia
- Canada
- Cerasuolo Di Vittoria
- Contessa Entellina
- Contea Di Sclafani
- Eloro
- Southern Italy
- Basilicata
- Etna
- Salaparuta
- California
- Veneto
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