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Where to buy 2020 | San Martino | Sciumma Aglianico del Vulture

2020 | San Martino | Sciumma Aglianico del Vulture

$253.00

Red Wine: 2020 | San Martino | Sciumma Aglianico del Vulture

The San Martino Aglianico del Vulture Sciumma is a bright ruby red color. Mineral hints of graphite, cocoa and coffee, with aromas of embers, red fruit and black pepper.

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Producer: San Martino

Vintage: 2020

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13%

Varietal: Aglianico

    Country/Region: Italy, Basilicata

      Detailed Description

      The San Martino Aglianico del Vulture Sciumma is a bright ruby red color. Mineral hints of graphite, cocoa and coffee, with aromas of embers, red fruit and black pepper. The palate has a medium structure supported by sweet tannins. An excellent acidity supports the length and persistence of the wine. Perfect with very rich dishes: game, stews and aged cheeses.

        Producer Information

        He is originally from from Montepulciano. Before he and his twin sister were born, Lorenzo's parents worked as sheep farmers. This proved too difficult with the kids around, so they sold all their animals and focused on making wine from the two hectares of Sangiovese attached to the property. The first vintage was in 1990, and very quickly the winery became one of the most famous in Tuscany. As their star rose, so did the Montepulciano's. By the late 90's, the family estate was surrounded by rich urbanites' vanity projects. It was once again too much to bear. Lorenzo's parents agreed to sell the winery and start fresh elsewhere. Instead of uprooting the family, it was decided that they would stay in Tuscany and Lorenzo's father would travel back and forth. He'd long been a lover of the Aglianico grape and quickly fell for the charms of Basilicata. After finding some land, he founded the Grifalco project in 2004. During this time, Lorenzo finished high school, went to university in Turin, got married and started a family there. But his goal was always to make wine, and after studying oenology and viticulture, he felt compelled to create his own estate. He'd already been helping out at Grifalco and felt the Vulture region (yes, it's named after the bird of prey) was a fascinating area, so he decided to rent six hectares and start his own estate. He currently splits his time between Turin and Basilicata, taking a 12 hour night bus every two to three weeks to handle everything in the vines and cantina. As mentioned earlier, the region is actually quite cool and dry; harvests usually start in mid-october, probably the latest in all of Italy. This is due to San Martino's vineyards being between 500 and 600 meters above sea level and the constant dry winds coming from the Tyrrhenian Sea. In such, working organically is very easy as the steady, cold winds keep illness at a minimum. San Martino has been certified organic since its inception in 2008, and Lorenzo feels is not too challenging: he only treats three or four times a year in a four month period from April to July. The soils are a diverse, ever alternating mix of lava, ash, sand and river stones. Most of the vines are between 20 and 40 years old, with 1.5 hectares over 80. In the cellar, the wines are made in a gentle, infusion style to avoid extraction. Everything is very instinctive, with pump-overs, minimal additions of S02 and a single racking being the only interventions. Micro-parcels of all ages are vinified separately; after a year of elevage, Lorenzo decides which to blend to produce the estate's three wines. SIIR tends to come from the youngest vines and is meant as an introduction to Aglianico del Vulture. Arberekso is more of a classic expression, with intentionally longer elevage in tonneau and bottle and usually the comes from older vines. Kamai is a tiny riserva from the estate's oldest vines and sees the longest aging in barrel. All three capture the unique set of circumstances that make Vulture one of Italy's most outlying, interesting appellations.

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          2020 | San Martino | Sciumma Aglianico del Vulture

          $253.00

          Red Wine: 2020 | San Martino | Sciumma Aglianico del Vulture

          The San Martino Aglianico del Vulture Sciumma is a bright ruby red color. Mineral hints of graphite, cocoa and coffee, with aromas of embers, red fruit and black pepper.

          Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

          Featured in

          NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.

          Producer: San Martino

          Vintage: 2020

          Size: 750ml

          ABV: 13%

          Varietal: Aglianico

          Country/Region: Italy, Basilicata

          The San Martino Aglianico del Vulture Sciumma is a bright ruby red color. Mineral hints of graphite, cocoa and coffee, with aromas of embers, red fruit and black pepper. The palate has a medium structure supported by sweet tannins. An excellent acidity supports the length and persistence of the wine. Perfect with very rich dishes: game, stews and aged cheeses.

          Producer Information

          He is originally from from Montepulciano. Before he and his twin sister were born, Lorenzo's parents worked as sheep farmers. This proved too difficult with the kids around, so they sold all their animals and focused on making wine from the two hectares of Sangiovese attached to the property. The first vintage was in 1990, and very quickly the winery became one of the most famous in Tuscany. As their star rose, so did the Montepulciano's. By the late 90's, the family estate was surrounded by rich urbanites' vanity projects. It was once again too much to bear. Lorenzo's parents agreed to sell the winery and start fresh elsewhere. Instead of uprooting the family, it was decided that they would stay in Tuscany and Lorenzo's father would travel back and forth. He'd long been a lover of the Aglianico grape and quickly fell for the charms of Basilicata. After finding some land, he founded the Grifalco project in 2004. During this time, Lorenzo finished high school, went to university in Turin, got married and started a family there. But his goal was always to make wine, and after studying oenology and viticulture, he felt compelled to create his own estate. He'd already been helping out at Grifalco and felt the Vulture region (yes, it's named after the bird of prey) was a fascinating area, so he decided to rent six hectares and start his own estate. He currently splits his time between Turin and Basilicata, taking a 12 hour night bus every two to three weeks to handle everything in the vines and cantina. As mentioned earlier, the region is actually quite cool and dry; harvests usually start in mid-october, probably the latest in all of Italy. This is due to San Martino's vineyards being between 500 and 600 meters above sea level and the constant dry winds coming from the Tyrrhenian Sea. In such, working organically is very easy as the steady, cold winds keep illness at a minimum. San Martino has been certified organic since its inception in 2008, and Lorenzo feels is not too challenging: he only treats three or four times a year in a four month period from April to July. The soils are a diverse, ever alternating mix of lava, ash, sand and river stones. Most of the vines are between 20 and 40 years old, with 1.5 hectares over 80. In the cellar, the wines are made in a gentle, infusion style to avoid extraction. Everything is very instinctive, with pump-overs, minimal additions of S02 and a single racking being the only interventions. Micro-parcels of all ages are vinified separately; after a year of elevage, Lorenzo decides which to blend to produce the estate's three wines. SIIR tends to come from the youngest vines and is meant as an introduction to Aglianico del Vulture. Arberekso is more of a classic expression, with intentionally longer elevage in tonneau and bottle and usually the comes from older vines. Kamai is a tiny riserva from the estate's oldest vines and sees the longest aging in barrel. All three capture the unique set of circumstances that make Vulture one of Italy's most outlying, interesting appellations.

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