Negroamaro Wine

Shop our Negroamaro wines from Puglia, from fresh, fruit-led everyday reds through to richer, more complex expressions and traditional Salice Salentino blends. Negroamaro typically combines ripe blackberry, plum and black-cherry fruit with herbs, spice and a dry, savoury finish.

Choose a younger varietal Negroamaro when you want the grape at its freshest and most approachable, move towards richer or oak-matured wines for greater depth and complexity, or try a blend when you want Negroamaro's savoury character softened or complemented by another Puglian grape.

If you're unsure which bottle suits you, see our Negroamaro recommendations.

Not Sure Which Negroamaro to Choose?

The easiest place to start is to decide whether you'd like a pure expression of Negroamaro, or a blend that adds another dimension to the grape. From there, think about how much depth and richness you're looking for.

Prefer a Pure Expression of Negroamaro?

Fresh and approachable: San Marzano Il Pumo Negroamaro is where we'd start if you want to discover the grape itself, combining ripe dark fruit with freshness and Negroamaro's characteristic savoury finish.

Smooth, fuller and organic: Boccantino Negroamaro Organic IGT adds a little more weight and depth while remaining smooth and approachable, with the additional appeal of organically grown grapes.

Rich and complex: San Marzano F Metal Label Negroamaro takes the grape into much more serious territory, with greater concentration, oak-aged complexity and a more structured, refined style.

Or Would You Prefer a Negroamaro Blend?

Fresh, smooth and gently spicy: San Marzano Il Pumo Salice Salentino blends Negroamaro with Malvasia Nera, softening the wine while retaining fresh fruit, gentle spice and plenty of Puglian character.

More depth and structure: Brunilde di Menzione Salice Salentino Riserva takes the traditional Salice Salentino combination in a more developed direction, adding greater depth and savoury complexity while remaining approachable.

Rich, weighty and powerful: San Marzano Collezione 50 Cinquanta combines Negroamaro with Primitivo, adding greater fruit intensity and richness while Negroamaro keeps a savoury edge beneath the wine's power.

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Want to Understand Negroamaro Better?

If you're still deciding whether Negroamaro itself is right for you, read our Should You Buy Negroamaro? guide.

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