Wolf Warrior Fetească Neagră 2024
Dealu Mare
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Wolf Warrior 2024 Feteasca Neagra from Dealu Mare is a juicy, modern red wine from a cutting-edge Romanian estate. Think warm plum and blackberry, a whisper of smoke and smooth tannins – stylish, richly satisfying and pretty rare.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium Bodied
Romania- Deep Crimson
- Feteasca Neagra
- 10.125 Units
- Vegan
- 13.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 06 January 2030
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Black fruit and spiced plum flavours underpinned by smooth tannins
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
This superb discovery comes from Budureasca, one of Romania’s most forward-thinking estates, sitting proudly in the sun-drenched Dealu Mare hills. From their sophisticated, modern cellars comes this Feteasca Neagra, a fresh take on Romania’s most noble red grape. It's brimming with juicy plum and blackberry aromas, with hints of smoked spice and cedar. The palate is silky smooth with lush dark fruits wrapped in gentle tannins and a fine, lingering finish. Made by English-born, Napa-trained winemaker, Stephen Donnelly, this is brilliant with roast pork belly or hearty vegetable dishes. And the name? It honours the estate's Dacian warrior forefathers who channelled their inner wolf spirit to protect their land.
This superb discovery comes from Budureasca, one of Romania’s most forward-thinking estates, sitting proudly in the sun-drenched Dealu Mare hills. From their sophisticated, modern cellars comes this Feteasca Neagra, a fresh take on Romania’s most noble red grape. It's brimming with juicy plum and blackberry aromas, with hints of smoked spice and cedar. The palate is silky smooth with lush dark fruits wrapped in gentle tannins and a fine, lingering finish. Made by English-born, Napa-trained winemaker, Stephen Donnelly, this is brilliant with roast pork belly or hearty vegetable dishes. And the name? It honours the estate's Dacian warrior forefathers who channelled their inner wolf spirit to protect their land.
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