Torrevento E Arte Nero di Troia

A Puglian wine through and through. From its appearance to its aroma and flavor, everything exudes Puglia. We adore this wine region in the far south of Italy; after all, it forms the heel of the Italian boot. This region was long considered the neglected child of Italian viticulture. However, local winemakers, including those at Cantine Torrevento, have invested significantly in their vineyards. And today, that investment is paying off handsomely, and Puglian wines are now a staple in the average wine cabinet.

The wines of Torrevento

Cantine Torrevento is one of our buyers' newest discoveries. They constantly search Europe for the finest wines—the undiscovered gems. During one of those trips, we stumbled upon Cantine Torrevento, a winery where you're welcomed with open arms. Torrevento's goal isn't simply to produce the best wines; they want to do so with a healthy eye for the environment and the local economy. It's no wonder the locals hold Torrevento Winery in high regard. The vineyards lie at the foot of Castel del Monte, which towers high above the landscape. Facing the sun, the grapes can grow to their heart's content. The vineyards don't just grow typical Puglia grapes. The winemaker carefully selects the varietal for each plot to best express its characteristics. However, Nero di Troia, the star of this red wine, is a Puglian through and through. Something they clearly detect in the wine.

Buy Torrevento E Arte Nero di Troia wine

The grapes for Torrevento E Arte Nero di Troia are of the highest quality. That is also the goal of Cantine Torrevento. They believe that if you have the best and finest grapes, the rest of the work is done by yourself. However, the winemaker does allow Torrevento E Arte Nero di Troia to age in the bottle for an additional 10 months, because this is precisely what creates the full and characteristic flavor of Nero di Troia. Take a sip, and your imagination will instantly transport you to Puglia. You'll be pampered by intense notes of raspberry and soft, small red berries. A striking spicy note of myrrh and fresh herbs is noticeable, giving Torrevento E Arte Nero di Troia that little bit of "je ne sais quoi."