Deep in Campania’s Irpinia hills, Taurasi DOCG elevates the ancient Aglianico grape into a formidable, age‑worthy red known for dark fruit, smoky spice, and big tannins. High elevations (350–600 m) and volcanic soils from Mount Vesuvius create a long, temperate growing season that polishes Aglianico’s acidity while tempering the Mediterranean heat. Exte…
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