Basilicata is a small wine region located in southern Italy, known for its rugged terrain and volcanic soils. The region produces mainly red wines, with the most famous grape variety being Aglianico from wich comes the most famous appellation: Aglianico del Vulture.
The wines from Basilicata are known for their richness and complexity, with flavours of dark fruit, earth, and spice; wines tend to be full-bodied, tannic, with a long aging potential.
