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A brooding, full-bodied Mediterranean red from Mallorca, 13% ABV, built on the indigenous Callet grape alongside Manto Negro. Delivers dense dark cherry, wild herbs, and a velvety, sun-warmed depth that mirrors Primitivo's lush southern character. If you love the Torcicoda for its dark, jammy fruit and that unmistakable warmth of a sun-drenched southern terroir, AN:2 hits exactly the same pleasure points. It's richly structured, generously fruited, and carries the same kind of Mediterranean soul — just from the Balearic Islands rather than Puglia. You're also getting a step up in complexity here: Anima Negra is one of Spain's most respected boutique producers, and AN:2 is their entry into the kind of serious, food-friendly red you'd reach for time and again. Bold enough to stand up to grilled lamb or aged cheeses, it's a natural next bottle after the Torcicoda.

A ripe, medium-to-full-bodied Sicilian red made from Nero d'Avola — the south's other great indigenous powerhouse grape. Shows blackberry, spicy plum, black pepper, and a sappy, savoury finish with real southern Italian character. Nero d'Avola is the closest stylistic cousin to Primitivo in all of southern Italy — both grapes thrive on volcanic heat, produce deeply coloured wines, and lean into dark fruit with a spicy, earthy edge. If the Torcicoda is your benchmark, this is a seamless step sideways into Sicily's finest red variety. You'll recognise the same ripe, generous personality you love in the Torcicoda, but Mezzogiorno adds a slightly more rustic, food-driven dimension. It's brilliant with cured meats, pizza, or anything off the grill — a textbook southern Italian red at a very accessible price point.

A fresh, easy-drinking southern Italian red at 12.5% ABV — lighter on its feet than a typical Primitivo, but rooted in the same warm Italian south. Expect bright cherry fruit, soft tannins, and a clean, approachable finish. This is the wildcard for when you want the spirit of a southern Italian red without the full weight. Where the Torcicoda goes bold and brooding, Ciello Rosso keeps things lively and versatile — the kind of bottle you open on a weeknight without overthinking it, yet it still carries that sunny, fruit-forward DNA you clearly enjoy. Think of it as your 'by the glass' companion to the Torcicoda's 'special occasion' grandeur. Same taste world — Mediterranean warmth, soft red and dark fruit — but in a more relaxed register that pairs effortlessly with pasta, antipasti, or simply a good conversation.