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SKU:
17600
Brand:
Masseria Li Veli
Il Garrisa viene prodotto con uve Susumaniello, un vitigno del Salento a bacca rossa. Elegante e pieno è davvero un bel bicchiere!
€17.24
€11.44
€12.69
SKU:
21414
Brand:
Produttori di Manduria
Colore: rosso rubino. Profumo: intenso e complesso con eleganti note fruttate (prugne, more, ribes) insieme ai tipici sentori speziati di cannella e pepe nero. Sapore: caldo morbido giustamente tannico persistente.
€10.02
€19.37
SKU:
20090
Brand:
Apollonio
Thanks to its excellent adaptability, Chardonnay is one of the most widespread white grape varieties in the world. Cultivated in all climatic conditions and in all areas, on clayey-calcareous soils and with a temperate, warm and windy climate, it ensures great results.
€9.49
SKU:
20089
Brand:
Apollonio
€9.49
€8.07
Salento is identified by three climatic elements: the sun, creator of generous sugar levels, the sea, responsible for the minerality of the wines, and the wind which makes this territory naturally free from diseases and particularly suitable for the production of "natural" wines. Characterized by extensive flat areas and modest hills, Salento is geologically made up of a medium-textured limestone structure.
€9.49
€8.07
SKU:
20088
Brand:
Apollonio
Autochthonous of Puglia, it is the main black grape variety of Salento. Its origins are very ancient (VIII century AC ), it probably owes its name to the terms “niger” (Latin) and “mavros” (Greek) which both mean black. The great versatility makes it suitable for all types of winemaking
€9.49
SKU:
20087
Brand:
Apollonio
Negroamaro, native to Puglia, is the main black grape variety of Salento. Its origins are very ancient (VIII century AC ), it probably owes its name to the terms “niger” (Latin) and “mavros” (Greek) which both mean black. The great versatility makes it suitable for all types of wines.
€8.42
SKU:
20086
Brand:
Apollonio
Susumaniello, an autochthonous black grape variety from Puglia, grown in Salento. Its name recalls, in the Apulian dialect, the name of the "somarello" indicating the high productivity of the plant loaded with bunches "like a donkey". After the first decade of life of the vineyard, the bunch is unloaded of grapes and the production loses in quantity but improves in quality, producing wines of great expression.
€9.49
SKU:
20085
Brand:
Apollonio
Susumaniello, an autochthonous black grape variety from Puglia, grown in Salento. Its name recalls, in the Apulian dialect, the name of the "somarello" indicating the high productivity of the plant loaded with bunches "like a donkey". After the first decade of life of the vineyard, the bunch is unloaded of grapes and the production loses in quantity but improves in quality, producing wines of great expression.
€8.42
SKU:
20084
Brand:
Apollonio
Primitivo, a native black grape variety of Puglia. It owes its name to the characteristic vegetative phases of the plant, all early, from maturation to budding, from flowering to veraison, from which the old name of "Primaticcio" derives.
€8.42
Salento denomination
Welcome to the beautiful region of Salento, where Salento wine enchants the palate with its richness and complexity. In this article, we'll explore the unique characteristics of this wine appellation, delving into its millennia-old history and unmistakable flavor.
History and Origins
Wine production in the Salento region has an ancient history, dating back to the times of the Greeks and Romans. The Salento denomination has gained popularity over the centuries thanks to the quality of its wines and the passion of its winemakers.
Characteristics of Salento Wine
Salento wine stands out for its unique flavor profile, combining fruity and spicy notes with a pleasant freshness. On the palate, it is balanced and harmonious, with a long finish that makes it ideal for pairing with a variety of dishes.
Terroir and Environment
The Salento terroir offers an ideal environment for growing grapes, with limestone soils and a Mediterranean climate. Sea breezes blowing from the coast influence the region's climate, contributing to fresh and aromatic wines.
Production Process
The production process for Salento wine follows artisanal traditions passed down through generations, with manual harvesting and meticulous winemaking. The grapes are carefully selected and vinified using methods that respect the fruit's natural characteristics, preserving them to the fullest.
Variations and Types
The Salento appellation encompasses a wide range of wines, from fresh and fruity whites to full-bodied and structured reds. The variations in style depend on the use of different native grape varieties, such as Negroamaro and Primitivo, and the winemaking techniques adopted by individual producers.
Food Pairings
Salento wine pairs beautifully with local cuisine, including fresh seafood, aged cheeses, and traditional Apulian appetizers. Its versatility also makes it ideal for accompanying international dishes, such as pasta with tomato sauce and pizza.
Popularity and Reception
Salento wines enjoy great popularity on the national and international markets, thanks to their exceptional quality and distinctive character. The numerous awards and accolades they have received testify to the appreciation for these high-quality Apulian wines.
Salento wine represents not only a wine of excellence, but also a symbol of Southern Italy's rich winemaking tradition. With its enveloping flavor and timeless elegance, it continues to win the hearts of wine lovers around the world.
FAQs
What are the main sensory characteristics of Salento wine? Salento wine stands out for its unique flavor profile, combining fruity and spicy notes with a pleasant freshness.
What are the most common grape varieties used in the Salento appellation? The most common grape varieties used in the Salento appellation include Negroamaro for red wines and Fiano for white wines.
What typical dishes from the region pair well with Salento wine? Typical dishes from the region that pair well with Salento wine include orecchiette with turnip greens, eggplant parmigiana, and friselle with fresh tomatoes.
What are some tips for best storing and serving Salento wine? To best store and serve Salento wine, it's best to store it in a cool, dark place and serve it at a temperature of around 12-14°C in glasses suitable for the type of wine.