Feudo di San Nicola Negroamaro Puglia IGT 2004

Previously available for: $13.49

Add

3 reviews

+My Wines

List It

Edit

Winery: Feudo di San Nicola
Region: Italy » Puglia » Puglia Igt
Varietal: Negroamaro

Vintages

2004
2010
2008
2007
2005

Add a vintage

Add winemaker's notes

There are currently no submitted critic scores.
+ Wine critic

Submit a Critic Score

Score:

Name of Critic:

Close

This started out closed on the nose and even gave a vegetal hint of fresh peas but, after an hour, opened in bottle, it started to show aromas of p... Read more

Having left this bottle open for three days, after pulling the cork, paid off. The nose turns to green pepper, dusty cherry and a bit of plum. The ... Read more

Suggested Recipe Pairing presented by

Tuscany Rice And Bean Soup featuring RiceSelect^™ Texmati^® Light Brown Rice

Texmati^® Light Brown Rice is a quick-cooking, all-natural rice that brings out the comforting flavors of Tuscan dishes, especially when paired with Italian Red Wines

View Recipe »

User Reviews for Feudo di San Nicola Negroamaro Puglia IGT

Add your review

Eric Guido

59,686

01/06/2010

This started out closed on the nose and even gave a vegetal hint of fresh peas but, after an hour, opened in bottle, it started to show aromas of plum, a bit of stewed tomato, animal musk and pepper. This may not sound pleasurable to a fan of big fruity wines, but those in search of nuance and complexity would have a great time unveiling the layers found here. The palate was thick and a bit chewy but structured with blueberry, cherry, savory herbs and an aftertaste of spicy cherry and tobacco. The stiff structure kept things interesting against a vodka sauce and its flavors added even more complexities to the tomato and woodsy flavors of the pancetta.

This was helpful! Comment

Eric Guido

59,686

03/27/2010

Having left this bottle open for three days, after pulling the cork, paid off. The nose turns to green pepper, dusty cherry and a bit of plum. The palate now shows like a perfectly resolved and aged wine. The tannic structure has faded and left behind a velvety smooth and wonderfully balanced wine with red fruit, almond, pepper and a cedar finish. For the lover of Italian wine, this is a gem. Let it breath and watch it come to life.

This was helpful! Comment