Collection: Aglianico

Discover the selection of Aglianico from Emporio diVino, chosen from small producers and Italian wineries that showcase one of the most important and fascinating red grape varieties of Southern Italy. Authentic, structured wines full of character, selected to let you discover interpretations of Aglianico that are hard to find in large retail stores.

Aglianico is an ancient Italian red grape variety, particularly widespread in Campania, Basilicata and the regions of Southern Italy. It is known for producing deep, long-lived and complex wines, capable of expressing the origin terroir and the characteristics of the different production areas in a distinctive way.

Aglianico Wine: Structure and Personality

Aglianico wine generally stands out for its intense color, substantial structure and pronounced tannic and acidic character, elements that allow it to evolve over time. On the nose, it may express aromas of red and black fruit, cherry, blackberry and plum, accompanied by spicy, balsamic and mineral notes and, with aging, more complex hints of tobacco, cocoa and licorice.

Depending on the terroir, vintage and winemaking and aging techniques, Aglianico can take on different expressions: from fresher, more fragrant wines to powerful, concentrated and long-lived versions. It is precisely this ability to express different nuances that makes the grape variety particularly interesting for enthusiasts of Italian red wine.

Aglianico del Vulture and Wines from Southern Italy

Among the best-known expressions is Aglianico del Vulture, produced in Basilicata on the slopes of Mount Vulture, where volcanic soil and the characteristics of the area help create intense, mineral and long-lived wines. Campania also offers important expressions of the grape variety, including Aglianico produced in the region’s various appellations and wine-growing areas.

Our selection is dedicated to producers who work with the grape variety with care and personality, enhancing its identity without compromising the unique characteristics of the terroir.

How to Pair Aglianico

Thanks to its structure and intensity, Aglianico is ideal with red meat, roasts, braised dishes, game, pasta with ragù and rich sauces, cured meats and aged cheeses. More structured versions are particularly well suited to rich, flavorful dishes, while fresher Aglianico wines can also be enjoyed with everyday cuisine.

Discover the selection of Aglianico from Emporio diVino and let us guide you in discovering one of the great red grape varieties of the Italian winemaking tradition.