A bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Negroamaro rests on a light wooden table with a wooden background. Its label features a simple botanical illustration. Coming soon.
A bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Negroamaro with a botanical label sits on a light wooden table beside a glass of red wine. Blurred warm wood paneling forms the background. This exquisite vintage is coming soon, promising rich flavor and elegance.
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A bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Negroamaro rests on a light wooden table with a wooden background. Its label features a simple botanical illustration. Coming soon.
A bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Negroamaro with a botanical label sits on a light wooden table beside a glass of red wine. Blurred warm wood paneling forms the background. This exquisite vintage is coming soon, promising rich flavor and elegance.
A casual outdoor table features Broc Cellars 2024 Negroamaro, a glass of red wine, a decanter, plates of cheese, crackers, and fruit. A leafy branch partially obscures the view.
Someone pours Broc Cellars 2024 Negroamaro into a glass held across a table set with flowers, candles, plates of food, cheeses, and snacks. Multiple hands serve and hold food in this vibrant gathering scene.

2024 Negroamaro

$ 32.00
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Our second bottling of Negroamaro, a wine that fits every season. It's traditionally a component in our Amore Rosso blend, added for aromatic lift and brightness, but this year's harvest stood out enough on its own to earn a separate bottling. We destemmed the fruit and left it on the skins for 10 days with daily pumpovers, then pressed 75% into neutral oak barrique and the rest into concrete. After fermentation, the wine aged in concrete for 8 months. 

FUN FACT: Negroamaro is a drought-resistant grape mostly found in Southern Italy and often is used as a blending grape.

Tasting Notes
Strawberry, fruit punch, cherry soda
Pairing Suggestions
Chill it down and pair it with anything topped on focaccia. We also love it with ratatouille - playing with the vegetables nicely.
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