Intense red color with violet notes. Intense, fruity nose with hints of plum and ripe cherry; cinnamon spice. Persistent, soft and enveloping on the palate with elegant tannins and hints of black cherry. Excellent with grilled red meats, lamb, aged cheeses, dark chocolate and such meditation wine.
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.
Colore: rosa corallo intenso brillante e luminoso anticipa la buona struttura del vino. Profumo: accattivante al naso con note intense di ciliegie fresche melagrana mela rossa fragoline di bosco e lampone arricchite da piacevoli sbuffi minerali. Sapore: succoso e fresco al palato ben strutturato croccante sapido in fondo tanta succosa acidità finale lungo.
Colore: rosso rubino con sfumature granato. Profumo: intenso ed intrigante con evidenti note di ciliegie ed amarene poi cenni balsamici uniti a quelli tipicamente speziati (cannella, pepe nero e chidi di garofano) tabacco e note tostate in fondo. Sapore: al palato è fresco asciutto sapido ed armonico vellutato ed avvolgente dotato di buon corpo morbido ed equilibrato con leggero retrogusto tostato.
Colore: rosso rubino con riflessi violacei. Profumo: piacevoli toni di piccoli frutti rossi e prugna sposano note di pepe nero e cacao viola e humus sottobosco e pietra calda. Sapore: in bocca si presenta secco asciutto fresco e speziato. Corpo pieno tannini succosi e un finale fruttato. Buona persistenza.
Colore: rosso rubino carico. Profumo: naso maturo ed intenso in evidenza profumi di more e prugne mature fichi pepe appena macinato e scorza d'arancia. Sul finire un accenno di affumicato unito a note speziate di tabacco e cuoio ed avvolgenti sentori balsamici. Sapore: armonioso e di grande struttura ricco gusto di frutti scuri e maturi e tannini avvolgenti. Ben equilibrato accarezza il palato con grande pulizia complessità e persistenza.
Dark purplish that almost absorbs light. Southern Italy is released in the mouth and nostrils with a mélange of fruit and chocolate. A full and ethereal wine
Salice Salentino DOP Cantalupi is produced with Negroamaro and Malvasia nera di Lecce grapes from spurred cordon cultivated vines on alluvial soils, medium texture with areas tending towards limestone. The harvest takes place by destemming and soft pressing. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperature. Maceration for 12 days at a temperature of 28-30°C. Aging for at least 12 months in hl oak barrels. 30.
In the glass it has a beautiful ruby red color, very concentrated. The vegetal notes discreetly face the nose, where it is then enveloped by an iridescent fan, between fruity and spicy. When tasted it has a good structure, with a warm and enveloping sip. Wonderful with cannelloni with sheep's sauce.
In the wide and varied range of labels of the Conti Zecca winery, the wines made with native single grape varieties stand out for importance and interest. The company is investing considerable energy in this direction.
This wine takes its name from an underground hiding place, where the locals found shelter during dangerous situations. The entire farm took on the name of Rifugio, which today is a particularly suitable area for the cultivation of fine Primitivo grapes.
Every year the "Nero" of the Conti Zecca winery reaches the "finals" in the judgments of the most renowned wine guides, obtaining scores that, if they do not exceed 90 cents, are punctually very close. This year too is no exception. It is a wine that follows a long aging: it ages 18 months in French wooden barriques, one year in large oak barrels and six months in bottle.
The Aglianico Salento PGI "Terra" from the Conti Zecca winery is a ruby red wine. Notes of wild berries, tobacco and vanilla emerge on the nose. The flavor is enveloping and harmonious with soft tannins. Before being bottled, it is aged in barriques and oak barrels.
Red wine with a ruby red color with violet reflections; scent of undergrowth with red fruits and wild berries; dry, balanced, full-bodied palate. Nice acidity and soft tannins, persistent. Ideal pairing with roast meats and fresh cheeses.
In the glass it has a beautiful ruby red color, very concentrated. The vegetal notes discreetly face the nose, where it is then enveloped by an iridescent fan, between fruity and spicy. When tasted it has a good structure, with a warm and enveloping sip. Wonderful with cannelloni with sheep's sauce.
“Jo” da mar Jonio, il mare che bagna le coste di Manduria. Jonico inoltre è uno dei sinonimi del Negroamaro, vitigno autoctono per eccellenza del Grande Salento.
L’Es secondo Freud: È istinto e passione sfrenata (la stessa con cui è stato prodotto questo vino) senza condizioni, senza regole, al di là dello spazio e del tempo, della logica e della morale. Non conosce il bene, né il male. L’Es, sottostà ad un solo principio: “IL PIACERE”.
Production area: Acerenza, Basilicata. Grapes and Vinification: Aglianico del Vulture. Aging in steel on its own noble lees. Color and Pairing: Rosé, ideal for fish, white meats and cheeses.
Wine produced from Negroamaro grapes grown in the provinces of Lecce and Brindisi. Manual harvest at the right maturation with careful selection of the grapes. Traditional maceration for 10-12 days and fermentation of the must at a controlled temperature, good use of pumping over and delestage. Six months of aging in French oak barriques. 2-3 months of aging in the bottle.
Wine produced from Fiano grapes grown on calcareous and clayey soils, harvested manually at the right ripeness with careful selection of the bunches. Traditional vinification with soft pressing, fermentation at a controlled temperature of 16°C and brief rest on the fine lees.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 winemaking.
Primitivo, a native black grape variety of Puglia, owes its name to the characteristic vegetative phases of the plant, all early, from ripening to budding, from flowering to veraison, from which the old name of "Primaticcio" derives.
Primitivo, a native black grape variety from 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.
it has a dark ruby red color with intense violet reflections. On the nose each element is characterized by elegance and softness. On the palate it has a great body, soft and rich in noble tannins, with a vanilla and cocoa finish.
much appreciated by young people as it is versatile and easy to drink, thanks above all to the scents of fresh red berry fruit, such as cherries and morello cherries. Brilliant ruby red, the nose is fine and fruity.
Intense ruby red color with cardinal reflections, the nose is harmonious, with notes of ripe red fruit and slightly spicy. Elegant and velvety flavor, light acidity and very pleasant tannins.
Ruby red color with garnet reflections elegant and rich bouquet, dark fruit, round and harmonious taste, with a balsamic finish.
intense ruby red with violet reflections. The nose still highlights the fruity, with notes of ripe cherries and discreet hints of wood. Warm on the palate, soft, pleasantly present the tannins.
ruby red in color with purple reflections, the nose reveals pleasant aromas of wild plum, blackberries, wild strawberries and toasted notes. Harmonious, elegant and warm palate.
intense ruby red color, the aromas explode in red berried fruits, cherries and morello cherries. In the mouth it has a perfect balance of ripe fruit.
Intense ruby red wine with cardinal reflections. The nose presents captivating fruits of cherries and figs, and notes of vanilla. The palate is marked by hints of small, juicy and ripe red fruits. Warm and with a good fragrance, with gritty and pleasant tannins.
Intense ruby red wine with amaranth reflections. The nose presents captivating fruits of cherry jam and dates, notes of vanilla and licorice. The palate is marked by hints of small red fruits, juicy and ripe, and by the sweet nuances of wood. Warm and with a good fragrance, with gritty and pleasant tannins. Perfect as a meditation and… conversation wine!
Intense red wine with purple reflections. The bouquet immediately appears very complex and of great finesse then explodes into hints of roasted coffee and hints of ripe cherry and plum, combined with the spicy notes of vanilla from the wood. Harmoniously balanced and velvety on the palate, delicately tannic, it is full-bodied and full, with typical characteristics of dried grapes.
Notte Rossa's Negroamaro is a fresh, fruity and generous red wine from the Salento area, vinified and aged in steel vats. With a velvety, rich and juicy sip, it expresses fragrant aromas of Mediterranean scrub, small dark berry fruits and light marine flavors
Colore: rosso rubino carico. Profumo: naso maturo ed intenso in evidenza profumi di more e prugne mature fichi pepe appena macinato e scorza d'arancia. Sul finire un accenno di affumicato unito a note speziate di tabacco e cuoio ed avvolgenti sentori balsamici. Sapore: armonioso e di grande struttura ricco gusto di frutti scuri e maturi e tannini avvolgenti. Ben equilibrato accarezza il palato con grande pulizia complessità e persistenza.
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.
Colore: rosso rubino con riflessi violacei. Profumo: piacevoli toni di piccoli frutti rossi e prugna sposano note di pepe nero e cacao viola e humus sottobosco e pietra calda. Sapore: in bocca si presenta secco asciutto fresco e speziato. Corpo pieno tannini succosi e un finale fruttato. Buona persistenza.
Colore: rosso rubino intenso con riflessi porporini. Profumo: note di fichi secchi e datteri prugne e mirtilli in confettura aprono a sensazioni di viole piacevoli e sottili toni speziati con drappi di sottobosco. Sentori di frutta secca e cacao in chiusura. Sapore: delicata dolcezza al palato freschezza appagante tannino morbido e persistenza complessa.
Discover the secrets of the wines of Puglia: A definitive guide
Puglia is an Italian region of great beauty and its hills that are home to vineyards are a sight to behold. Puglia is also a popular destination for food and wine tourism, thanks to its rich tradition of winemaking. If you are interested in discovering the secrets of Puglia's wines, this guide is a great starting point.
The Wine of Puglia
Puglia is a region that has a rich history of wine production, with varieties dating back to Magna Graecia times. The wines of Puglia are famed for their complexity, with flavors ranging from fresh and fruity to rich and full-bodied. The region is home to some of Italy's most important grape varieties, including Primitivo, Nero di Troia, Susumaniello, Bombino Nero and Malvasia Nera.
Primitive
Primitivo is one of Puglia's most popular grape varieties and is known for its rich, complex and intense flavours. Primitivo wines are generally intense ruby red in colour, with aromas of ripe berries, such as currants, blueberries, blackberries and cherries, together with notes of spice and light hints of tobacco. On the palate, Primitivo is generally full-bodied and intense, with good acidity and soft tannins.
Black of Troy
Nero di Troia is a native red grape variety of the region that has a complex aromatic profile and is considered one of the best red wines of Puglia. Nero di Troia wines tend to have a deep ruby red colour, with aromas of ripe fruit, such as cherries and blackberries, along with notes of spice and tobacco. On the palate, they have a good structure, with soft and balanced tannins, and a lingering finish.
Susumaniello
Susumaniello is a native red grape variety of Puglia that has become popular in the last decade. The wines produced from this variety are generally intense ruby red in colour, with aromas of ripe fruit, such as cherries, together with notes of spices, tobacco and wood. On the palate, they have good structure, with soft tannins and a lingering finish.
Bombino Black
Bombino Nero is a native black grape variety of Puglia. The wines produced from this variety have an intense ruby red colour, with aromas of ripe fruit, such as blackberries and cherries, together with notes of spices and tobacco. On the palate, they have a good structure, with soft and balanced tannins, and a lingering finish.
Black Malvasia
Malvasia Nera is a native black grape variety of Puglia and its production is limited. The wines produced from this variety have an intense ruby red colour, with aromas of ripe fruit, such as cherries and blueberries, together with notes of spices and tobacco. On the palate, they have a good structure, with soft and balanced tannins, and a lingering finish.
How to taste the wines of Puglia
To fully appreciate the wines of Puglia, it is important to know the correct tasting techniques. Wine tasting begins with the evaluation of the appearance, with the observation of the color, clarity and saturation of the wine. Once the aspect has been evaluated, it is possible to begin evaluating the aroma of the wine, observing its intensity and complexity.
Finally, we move on to the wine tasting, which begins with tasting the wine in the mouth, noting the structure, acidity, tannins and body. By tasting the wine, it should be possible to identify the complexity and flavors of the wine. After tasting, it is possible to evaluate the persistence of the wine, noting how long the flavors remain after drinking.
Discover the main denominations of Apulian wines: guide to the flavors of southern Italy
Puglia, a land of sun, sea and lush vines, offers a variety of high quality wines thanks to its Mediterranean climate and fertile soil. In this guide, we will explore the main denominations of Apulian wines and discover their unique aromas and flavours.
Primitivo di Manduria DOC: the king of Apulian red wines
Primitivo di Manduria DOC is a full-bodied and intense red wine, mainly produced with Primitivo grapes in the Manduria area, in the province of Taranto. Characterized by flavors of ripe fruit, spices and chocolate, this wine is perfect to accompany meat dishes and aged cheeses.
Negroamaro del Salento IGP: the soul of Salento in a glass
Negroamaro del Salento PGI is a wine produced with the native Negroamaro vine, grown throughout the Salento area. The red and rosé wines of this appellation have aromas of red fruits, herbs and spices, ideal for accompanying dishes based on fish and vegetables.
Salice Salentino DOC: balance and tradition
Located in the heart of Salento, Salice Salentino DOC produces Negroamaro-based red wines, often in combination with other grapes such as Malvasia Nera. The wines of this appellation stand out for their good structure, soft tannins and flavors of red fruit and spices, perfect for accompanying pasta dishes and red meats.
Castel del Monte DOC: a variety of flavors in a unique territory
The Castel del Monte DOC denomination, located in the northern part of Puglia, produces white, red and rosé wines using grape varieties such as Bombino Bianco, Nero di Troia and Aleatico. These wines offer a wide range of aromas and flavours, suitable for any occasion and gastronomic combination.
Puglia is a region rich in wine denominations offering a wide range of high quality wines. Exploring the main denominations of Apulian wines is a fascinating journey
