Lungarotti L'Um Rosso 2022

Lungarotti L'Um Rosso 2022 is a modern, versatile Umbrian red that brings together the softness of Merlot with the freshness and complexity of Sangiovese. Its name, “L’U,” comes from the opening letters of “L’Umbria,” echoing Lungarotti’s deep-rooted connection to its homeland and the region’s winemaking identity.

Tasting Notes
In the glass, it shows a bright, youthful red-fruit character with an inviting, medium-bodied profile. Merlot lends roundness and a smooth aromatic core, while Sangiovese adds lift, freshness, and a touch of savory complexity. On the palate, expect ripe cherry, red plum, and subtle berry notes balanced by lively acidity and gentle tannins. It is a wine that feels approachable and flexible at the table, with enough structure to remain engaging over the next few years.

Production
Produced in Umbria, where the soils and climate help preserve freshness while developing generous fruit, this blend reflects a balanced modern style. The Merlot contributes suppleness and aroma, while the Sangiovese brings backbone and regional character. Specific harvest and vinification details are not provided.

Food & Serving
A great match for pasta with tomato-based sauces, grilled poultry, roasted vegetables, cured meats, and mild cheeses. Serve slightly cool, ideally around 16–18°C, and decanting is not necessary, though a short aeration can help it open up in the glass.

Producer
Lungarotti is one of Umbria’s most important and internationally recognized wineries, known for helping shape the region’s modern reputation for quality wine. The estate has long been associated with a strong sense of place and a commitment to expressing Umbrian identity through its wines, with L’Um continuing that tradition in a contemporary style.

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