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A wine of excellence, made from organic Pecorino DOCG Tullum grapes. Spontaneous fermentation, no filtration, only natural sulphites.

The Tullum Rosso of Feudo Antico comes from hilly land in the municipality of Tollo, in the province of Chieti. It is made from 100% Montepulciano grapes, harvested by hand in the second decade of October. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature, with maceration in contact with the skins. The wine ages in glass blocks for 14 months before being bottled.

The Tullum Rosso of Feudo Antico comes from hilly land in the municipality of Tollo, in the province of Chieti. It is made from 100% Montepulciano grapes, harvested by hand in the second decade of October. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature, with maceration in contact with the skins. The wine ages in glass blocks for 14 months before being bottled.

An exceptional Red from organic Montepulciano grapes, natural sulphites and spontaneous fermentation without filtration.

Obtained from a cuvée of old clones of Montepulciano vinified in purity, it is a red of great balance that manages to combine strength, elegance and character.

A wine of excellence, made from organic Pecorino DOCG Tullum grapes. Spontaneous fermentation, no filtration, only natural sulphites.

Excellent freshness, subtle minerality and intense fruity notes for an Abruzzo white of ancient origins which, like Pecorino, owes its fortune to the recent rediscovery.

The Tullum Rosso of Feudo Antico comes from hilly land in the municipality of Tollo, in the province of Chieti. It is made from 100% Montepulciano grapes, harvested by hand in the second decade of October. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature, with maceration in contact with the skins. The wine ages in glass blocks for 14 months before being bottled.

Excellent freshness, subtle minerality and intense fruity notes for an Abruzzo white of ancient origins which, like Pecorino, owes its fortune to the recent rediscovery.