Nino Negri

Nino Negri

91 James Suckling
2021 Rubinelli Vajol Valpolicella Classico Superiore
grape Corvina, Corvinone, Molinara, Rondinella, Sangiovese
96 James Suckling
2016 Marques de Murrieta Gran Reserva
grape Garnacha, Graciano, Mazuelo, Tempranillo
56.95 47.07
91 James Suckling
2024 Emilio Moro Polvorete
grape Godello
Special Price 12.95 10.70 Regular Price 14.50 11.98
93 Parker
2021 Juan Gil Silver Label Magnum BIO
grape Monastrell
36.95 30.54
95 James Suckling
2019 Inglenook Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley Rutherford
grape Cabernet Sauvignon
122.95 101.61
96 Vinous
2020 Bodegas Pujanza Norte
grape Tempranillo
58.95 48.72
93 Parker
2019 Bodegas Pujanza Valdepoleo
grape Tempranillo
2018 Château La Fontaine de Genin
grape Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
2023 Herdade do Sobroso Elevage Tinto
grape Alicante bouschet
94.95 78.47
2022 Herdade do Sobroso Elevage Branco
grape Antao Vaz
94.95 78.47
98 Vinous
2015 Sierra Cantabria Amancio
grape Tempranillo
450.00 371.90
98 Vinous
2015 Sierra Cantabria Amancio
grape Tempranillo
695.00 574.38
98 Parker
2020 Sierra Cantabria Finca el Bosque Jeroboam (3 liter)
grape Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
475.00 392.56
98 Vinous
2020 Paganos La Nieta Jeroboam (3 liter)
grape Tempranillo
650.00 537.19

Nino Negri is a well-known Italian wine producer based in Valtellina, Lombardy, in northern Italy. The estate has a long and storied history, dating back to 1897, when it was founded by Carlo Negri. The winery is named after his son, Nino Negri, who was instrumental in the expansion and development of the estate.

History of Nino Negri

In 1897, Carlo Negri, the founder of Nino Negri, founded the winery. At the time, the Valtellina region was already known for its wine-growing traditions, but Carlo Negri saw the potential for creating high-quality wines from the indigenous Nebbiolo (locally known as Chiavennasca). The winery is named after Carlo Negri's son, Nino Negri, who later took over the family business. Under Nino's leadership, the winery continued to focus on producing wines from Nebbiolo, which thrives on the steep slopes and terraced vineyards of the Valtellina. After World War II, Nino Negri played a crucial role in reviving the Valtellina wine industry, which had suffered during the war. The winery has helped preserve traditional winemaking techniques and promote the region's unique terroir.

In the second half of the 20th century, Nino Negri continued to build his reputation as a leading producer of Nebbiolo-based wines. The commitment to quality and the expression of the terroir became the hallmark of the winery. In recent years, Nino Negri has embraced modern winemaking techniques while maintaining a deep respect for tradition. The winery has also focused on sustainable practices in the vineyards to ensure the health of the ecosystem and the longevity of the vines.

Over the years there have been changes in ownership and the estate is currently part of the Gruppo Italiano Vini (GIV), one of the largest wine companies in Italy. Despite ownership changes, the winemaking philosophy and commitment to quality have remained consistent. Today, Nino Negri is celebrated not only for his historical significance in the Valtellina region, but also for his role in producing some of the best Nebbiolos in Italy.

Production by Nino Negri

Nino Negri is known for his dedication to producing high quality wines, with a primary focus on Nebbiolo-based wines. Nebbiolo is the grape variety that forms the basis for their most important wines, including Valtellina Superiore and Sfursat.

Valtellina Superiore: This is a Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita (DOCG) wine, a designation that represents the highest level of quality for Italian wines. The Valtellina Superiore wines are made from Nebbiolo grapes grown on the best vineyards in the Valtellina region.

Sfursat: One of the most distinctive wines produced by Nino Negri is Sfursat, which is essentially a Valtellina Superiore made using a special technique. The grapes are dried before fermentation, a process known as appassimento, which concentrates the flavors and aromas in the resulting wine.

In addition to wines based on Nebbiolo, Nino Negri also produces other grape varieties such as Rosso di Valtellina (a red wine made from Nebbiolo) and Ca' Brione (a mixture of white wine).

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