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Terredora 2001 Riserva CampoRe Aglianico (Taurasi)

Price $70

Here’s a modern, oak-driven Taurasi that puts an emphasis on spice and chocolate aromas, although the black cherry and blackberry preserves are evident in the background. This is a firm, solid and sophisticated wine that would pair with braised lamb in a truffle sauce. — M.L. (10/1/2008)

Terredora 2004 Pago dei Fusi Aglianico (Taurasi)

Pago dei Fusi is a distinctive wine that excels in terms of intensity and clarity. Elegant tones of tar, black fruit, tobacco, dark spice and rum cake appear immediately and slowly change form as the wine spends more time in the glass. Drying tannins make for a dramatic close. — M.L. (6/1/2011)

Terredora 2000 Fatica Contadina Aglianico (Taurasi)

Cellar Selection

Price $48

This is an intriguing and complex red with loads of minerality, black pepper, charred meat, earth and charcoal. But the fruit notes are in there, too: prunes and red, ripe cherry. The tannins are a bit nervous still and the wine should be cellared a few more years. — M.L. (10/1/2006)

Terredora 1999 Terre di Dora White (Fiano di Avellino)

Price $20

This classic example comes from a cru vineyard called Terre di Dora, which is named after the Mastroberardinos’ mother. They should all be proud of this one. Wet stones, apples, peaches and pears start it off. On the palate, the structure and mouthfeel are nearly perfect. The finish features the butterscotch tones of malolactic fermentation. A wonderful example of… — M.N. (12/31/2000)

Terredora 2005 Pago dei Fusi Aglianico (Taurasi)

Pago dei Fusi is an extremely mineral-driven wine that oozes with aromas of asphalt, wet river stone and crushed brimstone. There’s are touches of candied fruit and black licorice, with notes of tobacco and campfire ash on the close. The mouthfeel is very nice: long, polished, firmly tannic, astringent and elegant. Give this wine five more years in the cellar. — M.L. (6/1/2012)

Terredora 2003 CampoRe Riserva Aglianico (Taurasi)

Well-aged and elegant, this proud Taurasi shows a very deep and sophisticated side. Aromas include cured meat, licorice, rum cake, dried herbs, cola and root beer. The freshness of the fruit is fading but the tannins are still firm, giving the wine a few more years of longevity. — M.L. (6/1/2011)

Terredora 2004 Aglianico (Taurasi)

A vein of pure elegance runs straight through this austere Taurasi and holds it together until the firm, tannic end. Along the way, it imparts tones of crushed black stone, resin, dark fruit, prune, cola and dark spice. Pair this wine with meat or aged cheese. — M.L. (6/1/2011)

Terredora 2001 Fatica Contadina Aglianico (Taurasi)

Price $54

There’s an authentic touch of bitter cherry on the nose that is often associated with traditional Taurasi. Beyond that, you’ll find dark chocolate, spice, resin and dark cola. The wine has smooth, tamed tannins and is very food- friendly thanks to its bright acidity and firm structure. — M.L. (10/1/2008)

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