Tenuta Regaleali Lamuri

Tenuta Regaleali Lamuri comes in a standard 750ml bottle and is listed under the Esplanda label with a Massachusetts, United States appellation. The listing doesn't give a grape variety, vintage, alcohol level or official tasting notes. Check the bottle's label for those before you build a meal around it. If it is a dry still table wine, as most bottles in this format are, a few serving guidelines apply. A red should be served lightly cool, at about 60 to 65°F. Ten to fifteen minutes in the refrigerator before opening usually gets it there. A white or rosé belongs closer to 45 to 50°F, so keep it chilled until shortly before pouring. Use a medium-sized, tulip-shaped all-purpose wine glass, filled no more than a third so the aromas can gather. If the wine turns out to be a young, tannic red, pouring it into a decanter 30 to 60 minutes ahead will soften it. A white or rosé needs no decanting. Unless the label points to a structured, age-worthy style, treat this as a bottle to drink within a year or two of purchase. Most wines at this level are made for early drinking and don't improve much in the cellar. For pairing, a red suits roast chicken, pasta with tomato sauce or grilled sausages. A white or rosé goes well with seafood, salads and soft cheeses.