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Rated 98
About Luca Maroni: Luca Maroni originated in Italy and is today one of the greatest wine critics in the world. His reviews are read worldwide and respected by wine lovers, wine collectors and those who simply enjoy drinking. The scores are based on a fomula that generates a point total. Unlike American reviews, there are no word decriptions. From 1988 to present, Luca Maroni has tasted over 300.000 wines.
Wine Tasting Notes
Lupo Meraviglia Tre di Tre Rosso Puglia IGT shows an intense red color. On the nose the wine has scents of red fruit and jam which merge with the sweet and spicy notes of wood. On the palate it shows a great structure and persistence with a pleasent tannic finish.
PAIR WITH: Hearty dishes, such as grilled meats or pasta with a robust tomato sauce. It can also be enjoyed on its own, making it a versatile wine.
Negroamaro, Aglianico, and Primitivo are the three most common grapes used in red wines from Salento. Negroamaro is the predominant variety, contributing structure and body, while Aglianico adds tannins and acidity. Primitivo, which is also known as Zinfandel in California, rounds out the blend with its signature jammy fruitiness.
Alcohol 14%
Rated 98
About Luca Maroni: Luca Maroni originated in Italy and is today one of the greatest wine critics in the world. His reviews are read worldwide and respected by wine lovers, wine collectors and those who simply enjoy drinking. The scores are based on a fomula that generates a point total. Unlike American reviews, there are no word decriptions. From 1988 to present, Luca Maroni has tasted over 300.000 wines.
Wine Tasting Notes
Lupo Meraviglia Tre di Tre Rosso Puglia IGT shows an intense red color. On the nose the wine has scents of red fruit and jam which merge with the sweet and spicy notes of wood. On the palate it shows a great structure and persistence with a pleasent tannic finish.
PAIR WITH: Hearty dishes, such as grilled meats or pasta with a robust tomato sauce. It can also be enjoyed on its own, making it a versatile wine.
Negroamaro, Aglianico, and Primitivo are the three most common grapes used in red wines from Salento. Negroamaro is the predominant variety, contributing structure and body, while Aglianico adds tannins and acidity. Primitivo, which is also known as Zinfandel in California, rounds out the blend with its signature jammy fruitiness.
Alcohol 14%