2011 De Conciliis Naima Aglianico Italy
Sold Out. Here's What to Buy Instead.
Shop the Best AlternativesOther wines available from De Conciliis →
Set on this exact vintage? Ask us to source it.
We can source just about any wine. 12 bottle minimum quantity required for special orders.
Request a Special OrderAbout The Wine
Have you ever traveled to Southern Italy and the Amalfi Coast? If so, this is the wine you want to bring home to recall your travels through Oenotria.
For a more in-depth reflection on this producer, please visit our BHW Insight here.
This is far and away the lowest US price on a wine that typically sells for north of $50+. And, if you were to enjoy this wine at Maialino or Il Gattopardo in NYC, you'd be paying north of $120 for the pleasure.
A majestic red Aglianico that has softened with a few years in bottle such that it is firing on all cylinders. Imagine what you would pay for a perfectly cellared equivalent wine from a top producer in Barolo, Brunello, or Amarone; at least 2x this price. The wine shows outstanding breadth, girth, tannic structure (as to be expected) plus humble earth, mushroom, and black fruits with figs. Pair with some nearby San Marzano tomatoes and food pairing nirvana awaits.
At A Glance
- Varietal:
- Aglianico
- Region:
- Campania
- Size:
- 750ml
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
What Customers Say About This Wine
Related categories
Explore Big Hammer Wines
WINE TYPES
Big Hammer Choice Picks
THE BHW WINE CLUBS
Most people never get access to someone who actually knows wine.
- 5,000+
- wines tasted yearly
- 25 years
- inside the global trade
- 4%
- make the cut
- 1 of 415
- Italian Wine Ambassadors worldwide
Founder Wine Club
- 12 bottles per quarter, personally selected
- Quarterly tasting notes
- Member pricing on all single bottles
- Priority allocation on limited releases
- Access to the BHW member newsletter
President’s Wine Club
- Everything in Founder's Club, plus:
- Private quarterly tasting call with Greg
- Access to pre-release allocations
- Comparable market value exceeding $12,000 annually
