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Expert's Choice: Friuli reds

  • Friday 15 February 2013

The dramatic reds of Friuli are defined by terroir, says Emily O’Hare, who selects 18 of the best. Many are ‘masterful food wines’, which can be enjoyed young. See Emily's top picks here...

Skerk-Terrano-Carso-2009
Miani-Merlot-Refosco-2007
Zidarich-Terrano-Refosco-Carso-2009
Bressan-Schioppettino-Friuli-Isonzo-2006
I-Clivi-Merlot-Friuli-Colli-Orientali-2003
Perusini-Refosco-Colli-Orientali-2008
Duline-Viburnum-Merlot-2004
Livio-Felluga-Vertigo-Cabernet-Merlot-Friuli-Colli-Orientali-2011
Aquila-del-Torre-Refosco-Friuli-Colli-Orientali-2009
Blason-Cabernet-Franc-Friuli-Isonzo-2011
Castello-di-Buttrio-Merlot-Friuli-Colli-Orientali-2009
Emilio-Bulfon-Picolit-Neri-Friuli-Grave-2011
Petrussa-Merlot-Friuli-Colli-Orientali-2009
Pucino-Refosco-dal-Pedunolo-Rosso-Friuli-Colli-Orientali-2011
For-chir-Mirie-Merlot-Friuli-Grave-2011
Jermann-The-Red-Angel-Pinot-Noir-Collio-2009

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