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Malvasia Colle Trà comes from a long Malvasia clone, native to the Vibratian territory with tight and elongated clusters. Due to its turgid and at the same time fragile grapes, it is more easily subject to rot, therefore it is not always possible to vinify it every year.

Straw yellow color, intense nose, with hints of grapes, tropical fruit, white flowers, in the mouth it is sweet and enveloping, however fresh and savory.

Malvasia (85%) and other varieties, trained partly with the Guyot system and partly with the Abruzzese pergola system at an altitude of about 450 meters slm

The Luccarelli Campo Marina Malvasia Nera Salento PGI wine is a dry red wine produced in the Salento region, in Puglia, using high quality Malvasia Nera grapes. According to the description provided by the producer, "it has an intense ruby red color and an intense and spicy aroma, with notes of wild berries, aromatic herbs and black pepper". The taste is soft and harmonious, with a good structure and delicate tannins. According to user reviews on Google, Vino Luccarelli Campo Marina Malvasia Nera Salento PGI is “a surprising wine” and “a wine that stands out for its personality”.

At the sight it is of an opalescent straw yellow, the nose is very intense, typically aromatic and with a strong balsamic scent and a vegetal note. The taste is dry, fresh and savory.

Malvasia Colle Trà comes from a long Malvasia clone, native to the Vibratian territory with tight and elongated clusters. Due to its turgid and at the same time fragile grapes, it is more easily subject to rot, therefore it is not always possible to vinify it every year.

Short cold maceration and subsequent soft pressing. The must ferments in stainless steel containers at a temperature of 12-14 ° C for about 30 days with its indigenous yeasts. Clarification takes place by decanting. The refinement takes place in steel tanks for about 4 months, followed by in the bottle. At tasting it has a straw yellow color. Intense aroma with hints of grapes, tropical fruit, flowers. Fresh and soft taste, intense, savory and full-bodied. Excellent to accompany seafood, medium-aged cheeses, structured first courses, white meats.

At the sight it is of an opalescent straw yellow, the nose is very intense, typically aromatic and with a strong balsamic scent and a vegetal note. The taste is dry, fresh and savory.

At the sight it is of an opalescent straw yellow, the nose is very intense, typically aromatic and with a strong balsamic scent and a vegetal note. The taste is dry, fresh and savory.

Zeropuro spontaneously fermented Demeter sulphite-free wine from biodynamic grapes. Easy to separate label. Montepulciano, Malvasia Orange and Pecorino.

Grape variety: Malvasia di Casorzo d'Asti. Origin of pomace: Casorzo (Asti). Distillation system: Discontinuous at low pressure with steam-operated copper stills. Distillation period: October and November of each year. Aging: Aged 7 years in French oak and cherry barrels. Colour: Intense amber, tending towards red. Bouquet: Delicate. fruity and decidedly aromatic. Taste: The absence of filtration gives a rich and persistent flavour. Bottle capacity: cl. 70 Alcohol content: 42% vol.

Spontaneous fermentation Without added sulphites Unfiltered with bottom Natural stabilization Sulphite-free, Organic, Vegan and Biodynamic Wine Demeter certified produced with the Ancestral method

Live wine, organic and biodynamic (Demeter) with spontaneous fermentation, without added sulphites, unfiltered, with fermentation lees.

Spontaneous fermentation Without added sulphites Unfiltered with bottom Natural stabilization Sulphite-free, Organic, Vegan and Biodynamic Wine Demeter certified produced with the Ancestral method

Short cold maceration and subsequent soft pressing. The must ferments in stainless steel containers at a temperature of 12-14 ° C for about 30 days with its indigenous yeasts. Clarification takes place by decanting. The refinement takes place in steel tanks for about 4 months, followed by in the bottle. At tasting it has a straw yellow color. Intense aroma with hints of grapes, tropical fruit, flowers. Fresh and soft taste, intense, savory and full-bodied. Excellent to accompany seafood, medium-aged cheeses, structured first courses, white meats.

Malvasia is a vine with a unique history. Its name derives from the contraction of the name of the Greek city of "Monemvasia" located in the Peloponnese and means "one door", as the port of access to the fortress had only one entrance. The name Monemvasia was Italianized into "Malvasia" by the Venetians who began to import it between 1500 and 1700. Thanks to them, Malvasia spread throughout the Mediterranean area where, following crossbreeding with local vines, it gave birth to different vines named Malvasia (Istriana del Lazio, Bosa delle Lipari and others). In this regard, the ampelographer Di Rovasenda (1824-1913), wrote " […] Malvasie should only be called those fragrant grapes that have the flavor of Moscato […] However, there are too many grapes with a simple flavor called Malvasie […]