Apulia ~ Susumaniello
Susumaniello, a native red grape variety of Puglia, cultivated mainly in the Salento area, between the provinces of Brindisi and Lecce.
Susumaniello, probably of Dalmatian origins, owes its curious name to the fact that the vine, especially in its first decade of life, is very productive, so much so that it loads itself almost disproportionately with bunches of grapes, just like a "donkey". tireless farmer.
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The wine obtained from the Susumaniello vine is ruby red in colour; on the palate it is fresh, fruity, herbaceous, tannic, well structured, dominated by thundering tannins. The aromas of the bouquet composed of ripe red fruit, spices, dried flowers and balsamic notes of olives and Mediterranean scrub.
