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Wine Tourism in Provincia di Lecce (18)

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Wine Tourism in Province of Brindisi (8)

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Wine Tourism in Provincia di Taranto (8)

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Wine Tourism in Provincia di Barletta - Andria - Trani (2)

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Wine Tourism in Provincia di Bari (1)

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Vini Menhir Salento S.R.L.
5 Reviews
Azienda Vinicola CanteleEvery one of has a story to tell, just like a wine. The story of a wine can be told through generations, seasons, memories, hopes, and vines. And our eyes never seem to stray from those vines as they bask in the sun and we contemplate the heavens and the cycles of life. This land existed long before anyone left a footprint on its soil. Its memory stretches back thousands of years. It’s the same land where our grapes ripen, year and year, in the sunshine of summer, just like they have for millennia. You could call our story a love story, one that our family has lived since the end of the Second World War. A story that interweaves passion and memory in the cradle of Italy’s south, a story that has Puglia’s beautiful Salento peninsula as its backdrop.
5 Reviews
D'Arapri SrlD’Araprì sparkling wines are produced in Capitanata in Puglia, a land that is dry and generous. The fertility of this land is favored by the soil composition, exposure and climate. Given its conformation, this land imposes a limited but great quality production. Capitanata is inclined to the cultivation of vines: it is not subjected to frost, as it is protected by the mountains of Majella and the Gargano Promontory, and the wind does not cause the development of mildews and poor rainfall. The soil is limestone-clay with silt and sand, it has an altitude between 80 and 100 m., and a slight slope, it is usually very sunny and its temperature has small variations during the day. The well-endowed lands with limestone and organic matter have a high water capacity, allowing a regular ripening of the grapes. On these grounds the grapes grow slowly, without sudden jerks, avoiding reduction of acidity degree and loss of aromatic components.
5 Reviews
Cantina Coppola 1489The Coppola family, of Sicilian origins, arrived in Gallipoli in the 15th century. In 1489, in the Bella Città, Orsino Coppola married Laura Cuti, descendant of a noble family of the place, who brought as a dowry an estate of 8 hectares in the countryside of Sannicola, handed down from father to son for 15 generations, still owned by Coppola and cultivated as a vineyard. In 1715, Carlo Antonio Coppola built Palazzo Coppola in Alezio, in whose cellars were located a millstone for the pressing of grapes and a barrel room capable of holding 20 large chestnut wood casks. In the next generation, the founder of the family, Giuseppe Francesco, had three sons: Giovanni, a journalist, founded the newspaper "Lo Spartaco" (1887-1914); Carlo graduated in medicine and Niccolò became a lawyer. The passion of the whole family for viticulture was such that all of them, during harvest time, took a break from their profession to dedicate themselves to the harvesting and vinification of grapes. In the following period the Coppola's farm began to consolidate its entrepreneurial character thanks to the innovations introduced by Niccolò, Giovanni's son, who graduated in engineering in 1921, during the period of grape harvesting he totally devoted himself to the winery and decided to build a winery equipped with modern winemaking techniques.
4 Reviews
Cantine Le PajareCantine Le Pajare, developed by Giovanni, carries on an entrepreneurial idea which aims at the care of details and at the production of wines more and more responding to the potentialities of the territory. A way of being, a style which stands out for its brightness and freshness, agreeability, elegance and longevity of the wines produced.
3 Reviews
Masseria Amastuola Wine ResortThe vineyard, with its extension of more than 100 hectares of entirely organic farming, is situated in the heart of the Mediterranean in Puglia (Italy), on a plateau at an altitude of 210 meters above sea level, where the microclimate favours organic farming and precious minerals and nutrients of the terroir give the wines a very special aroma. The vineyard was established on the basis of a project aimed at enhancing the area towards sustainable development as to remove the “ghost” of abandonment that is undermining the future of agriculture and that of the South in particular. To this end has been recuperated non productive land by planting above all autochthon vines. To obtain the excellence of the grapes in each stage of production, we combine ancient skills and love for the land with the most modern technologies. Vines and grapes are cared in each phase of growth with traditional care. To protect the environment and saving water, the vineyard is equipped with a compensating drip irrigation system, used only in years of drought, to safeguard the quality of the grapes. Recently, in collaboration with University of Piacenza, an agrometeorological station has been installed in the vineyard. Through a management software it evidences periods of risk of vine parasites and the relative risk of infection, the current level of protection guaranteed by any previous treatment (depending on environmental conditions and development of the plant) and the optimal dose of product to distribute, thus reducing drastically the amount of defence products.
2 Reviews
Valentina Passalacqua - Vini Biologici“It is necessary to listen to and then respect the vine from which everything starts. You have to second it for what nature gives it. It is a fantastic plant which must be educated to the ‘good’ but for this reason it needs time, committment and passion.” Harmonious words that reached me stimulating my dreams. There was nothing written in what I heard, as well as for those wise, there weren’t and there have never been established agronomic practices, nor a prepacked wine recipe, but only a great attention to the vine and to the observation of nature. An ancient erudition that I wanted to be mine, trying to absorb that oral traditon which has still value. Therefore, once again, I have made my choice and choosing I have decided to aim at organic farming which was the daughter of what land gives, putting myself as an observer, trying to intervene the bare essentials in the flow of seasons with the aim of giving a unique, spontaneous, true and good wine that is the guarantee of my work.
2 Reviews
VetrèreA farm - nowadays more than ever, in the global village - is both a stronghold and an ambassador of its territory. The philosophy of the farm is part of a broader ecosystem made of environment, quality and culture. Vetrère has chosen the path of clean energy and is able to fulfill its energy needs in complete autonomy. The electricity is produced by solar panels that cover the cellar and the offices, and by the generosity of Puglia’s sun. A biomass boiler generates the heat that serves the estate: the grape seeds are dried naturally in the summer in order to be the natural fuel during winter. We believe that a farm should be the first ally of Nature, a generous Mother that - if respected - knows how to repay with the quality of its fruits, which are, first of all, foods of life.
1 Review
Calo' Michele & Figli SasIN THE ANCIENT HEART OF SALENTO, where the ground is generous and red, wine is an important cultural element. For two thousand years grapevines have been cultivated with the planting technique of Apulian 'Alberello' (bush) or " Alberello Pugliese", they only here may give grapes so particular, so unique, to produce wines which communicate fully scents, colours and flavours of the territory. Through the cultivation of the grapevine linked to the enhancing the value of the products of his land, Michele Calò stands out as forerunner of high quality wines in Salento. Now his wines can be sold on great international markets worthy to welcome them. From Tuglie, in all Italy and all over the world. A great rematch taken by that man who left with the Salentine sun in his heart.
1 Review
Schola SarmentiIn the countryside of Salento, you can walk on a red land, greedy for sun. Beyond the dry stone walls – very detailed stone sculptures indissolubly bound to one another – you get lost in a beautiful expanse of vineyards, rich in history – the real soul of Schola Sarmenti. Looking at generations of vines – from the young giving fresh and easy-drinking wines to the 80-year-old ones – is a great pleasure for your eyes. An important choice that Schola Sarmenti made was to preserve an old Apulian training system, called Alberello – a vine training method so hard as precious – used since ancient times. It just needs strong and clever hands to give high quality and prestigious wines. Fiano, Negroamaro, Primitivo are our autochthonous vine varieties whose stories go back to time immemorable, authentic expression of a loving land, pampered from the gentle breeze of two seas.
1 Review
Cantine PolvaneraPolvanera was born from a long family tradition that has always had roots in viticulture. The cellar is rooted in the territory and is immersed in a unique landscape, with vineyards, dry stone walls and oak stalks. In the rows there are home the typical varieties of the area, from Marchione to Muscat, from Aglianico to Primitivo, passing through the Minutolo, Falanghina, Aleatico and Bianco d'Alessano. The geographical location, the organic agriculture and the cellar, excavated for 8 meters in the limestone rock which allows the wines to refine at a constant temperature, make the typical Primivo of the area and the other varieties of wine extraordinary. Unique and extraordinary bottles come to life that represent a fixed point in the Apulian wine tradition.
1 Review
Azienda Agraria Duca Carlo GuariniA thousand-year-old company that introduces innovation. An historical winery and olive oil producing company which has always aimed at quality and at his native grape varieties : Primitivo, Negroamaro and Black Malvasia. The Guarinis have worked hard to make their typical Salento wines being appreciated, concentrating especially on the IGT. At the beginning of the '90s , when very few knew of the existence of 'primitivo' and 'negroamaro' grapes and the people of Salento were almost ashamed to expose the name of their native vines, the Guarini family produced the first bottle of pure Primitivo, writing the name of the grape variety on the label. They did the same with their olive oil for which they always indicate the name of the historic varietals Cellina, Scorranese and Ogliarola, a real treasure of the territory. In 2005 the company started the conversion of the whole producing system into organic, in order to respect more and more the environment, the people working in it and the final consumers.
1 Review

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