Lorena Jordao

9.1

Excellent @ Brigante, 13% — 3 years ago

Marshall Todd Herron DPM

9.5

This is Zingaro Old Vine Zinfandel 2014 from Castello di Amorosa - my new favorite winery!!!!! It is a wonderful spicy zin. Not as good as the iL brigante and yet more expensive, but it is a fantastic zinfandel. And Im not talking white zin - not my kind of wine. I hate it when the waiter doesn’t know the difference...
I digress, this has an amazing spicy chocolate beginning turning into a notes of oak and gravel. The finish is long and tart like that of a sour apple yet more on the blackberry dark currant side. It is so delicious!!!!! Give me more, more, more!!!! The difference between this and the IL Brigante is the tart finish. You must have dark chocolate with this one and cheese with the IL Brigante zinfandel. - see previous rating for IL Brigante. — 6 years ago

Michael Sarvary

8.9

Il Brigante with Hillary — 9 years ago

Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

8.9

D’Angelo Brigante Lucano Basilicata IGT 2017: A youthful & fruity blend of Aglianico, Merlot & Primitivo, displaying bright red fruits, soft tannins and a quick, short finish. Not lacking flavors whatsoever, however I still wanted more depth & texture which will come over time as this wine evolves toward maturity. Glad I still have 2 more bottles to cellar! Overall, a great wine, perfect with pizza and a nice QPR! Cheers🍷 — 3 years ago

Tom Young

8.9

Nice medium body easy drinking smooth Italian blend. Had it at Tony's Houston I would buy this if I could find it — 9 years ago

Jack Krawczyk

8.9

Clean but not complex. Good for a sunny day. — 9 years ago

Hunter Burke

9.4

My parents got this one while in Italy and it was one of the best I've ever had. — 9 years ago

Aline Rms

9.1

Lighted body, floral, had it for an apero with charcuterie (speck), pecorino cheese and garlic marinated in cold-pressed oil — 5 years ago

Marshall Todd Herron DPM

10

2012 Il Brigante from Castello di Amorosa is an spin on zin. I mean to say it is phenomenal! Spicy and full flavor. Loads of black cherry and blackberry at first then followed by a tangy (not bitter) blast of perfection in a glass. The spice and vanilla take the tongue hostage and finish it off it a moderately dry oak and earthy ending. My God this is good wine. And affordable! Look out San Antonio winery, I have a new favorite!!!! Castello di Amorosa baby!!!!!!!!! — 6 years ago

jerod peitsmeyer

9.1

Summer in a bottle. — 9 years ago