‘Terragnolo’ Negroamaro Salento Rosso IGP


Tasting Notes
Dark ruby red in color, ‘Terragnolo’ Negroamaro has intense aromas of blackberries, with hints of cherry and some spice on the finish. Soft and round on the palate, full bodied and well-balanced. It pairs well with hearty roasted meats, game, rich pasta dishes.
The name Terragnolo comes from the Italian word terra because the bush vines are kept short and close to the ground.
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Winery |
Apollonio |
Region |
Puglia |
Varietal |
100% Negramaro |
Location of Vineyards |
Selected vineyards in Salento |
Type of Planting |
Traditional |
Soil |
Calcareous clay |
Type of Cultivation |
20-year-old bush-trained vines |
Vinification |
Grapes are harvested by hand when the bunches are fully ripe. A slightly later harvest guarantees fuller structure and higher concentration of sugars. Traditional temperature-controlled fermentation in large wooden vats (12,500lt in capacity) for 30-45 days. |
Aging |
12 months in French oak barrels and 12 months in bottle. |
Alcohol Content |
14.5% |
Total Production |
300,000 bottles |
Oenologist |
Massimiliano Apollonio |