Grapes: Piedirosso (locally called “Per e Palummo” - Pigeon foot) 50%, Tintore 40%, Sciascinoso and others varieties 10%.
Areas of production:
Tramonti (Location of San Sebastiano and Tragnano).
Exposure and Altimetry:
Coastal Terraces, 200/550 mt/slm (on the sea level) exposed south - south/west.
Type of soil:
Dolomite-limestone rocks.
Breeding system:
“Pergola” and/or atypical rays, backbone.
Plant density:
2500-3000 per hectare.
Yield per hectare in grapes:
Approximately 40 q.l per hectare (1.5 kg per strain)
Harvest period:
Second decade of October Hand harvesting.
Winemaking:
Manually harvested grapes arrive in the cellar, after destemming and pressing they ferment at 26 degrees with maceration of about 12 days, with subsequent passage in barriques for 6 months.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Bright red with violet reflections, has intense and persistent scent of spices, more, ripe red fruit and warm, full and velvety flavor. A wide wine, with a modern, eye-catching and solidly tied area.
Grapes: Tintore 60%, Piedirosso (locally called “Per e Palummo” - Pigeon foot) 30%, Sciascinoso and others varieties 10%.
Areas of production:
Tramonti (Location of San Sebastiano and Tragnano).
Exposure and Altimetry:
Coastal Terraces, 200/550 mt/slm (on the sea level) exposed south - south/west.
Type of soil:
Dolomite-limestone rocks.
Breeding system:
“Pergola” and/or atypical rays, backbone.
Plant density:
2500-3000 per hectare.
Yield per hectare in grapes:
Approximately 40 q.l per hectare (1.5 kg per strain).
Harvest period:
Second decade of October Hand harvesting.
Winemaking:
Manually harvested grapes arrive in the cellar, after destemming and pressing they ferment at 26 degrees with maceration of about 12 days, with subsequent passage in barriques for 6 months.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Bright red with violet reflections, has intense and persistent scent of spices, more, ripe red fruit and warm, full and velvety flavor. A wide wine, with a modern, eye-catching and solidly tied area.
Grapes: Piedirosso (locally called “Per e Palummo” - Pigeon foot) 40%, Tintore 40%, Sciascinoso and others varieties 20%.
Areas of production:
Tramonti (Location of San Sebastiano and Tragnano).
Exposure and Altimetry:
Coastal Terraces, 200/550 mt/slm (on the sea level) exposed south - south/west.
Type of soil:
Dolomite-limestone rocks.
Breeding system:
“Pergola” and/or atypical rays, backbone.
Plant density:
2500-3000 per hectare.
Yield per hectare in grapes:
Approximately 40 q.l per hectare (1.5 kg per strain).
Harvest period:
Second decade of October Hand harvesting.
Winemaking:
The grapes harvested manually reach the cellar, after destemming and pressing, ferment at 26 degrees with a maceration of about 20 days, with subsequent passing in barriques for 12 months and aging in bottle.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Intense and deep red color, rich, complex scent, with special notes, red and black berries combined with delicate notes of purple and austere flavor, describe an elegant and long-lasting wine.
Grapes: Piedirosso (locally called “Per e Palummo” - Pigeon foot) 50%, Tintore 40%, Sciascinoso and others varieties 10%.
Areas of production:
Tramonti (Location of San Sebastiano and Tragnano).
Exposure and Altimetry:
Coastal Terraces, 200/550 mt/slm (on the sea level) exposed south - south/west.
Type of soil:
Dolomite-limestone rocks .
Breeding system:
“Pergola” and/or atypical rays, backbone.
Plant density:
2500-3000 per hectare.
Yield per hectare in grapes:
Approximately 40 q.l per hectare (1.5 kg per strain).
Harvest period:
Second decade of October Hand harvesting.
Winemaking:
The grapes harvested manually reach the cellar, after destemming and pressing, ferment at 26 degrees with a maceration of about 20 days, with subsequent passing in barriques for 24 months and aging in bottle.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Intense and deep red color, rich, complex scent, with special notes, red and black berries combined with delicate notes of purple and austere flavor, describe an elegant and long-lasting wine.