Features
Name:
Angiuli Negroamaro PGI Apulia 2019
Terrain:
Clayey-sandy
Cellar
The history of the Angiuli Donato winery began in 1880, a family story that to this day has no end.
The company, located in Adelfia in the heart of the Gioia del Colle PDO Primitivo wine-growing area, is today run by Donato Angiuli with the collaboration of his sons Vito and Giuseppe.
As winegrowers, their philosophy, from 1880 to today, has remained unchanged: the territory must be respected; hence the desire to cultivate indigenous vines that blend well with the nature of the soil and microclimate.
Donato Angiuli for the niche wines of his winery has created the 'Maccone' brand, from the dialectal name of the first cellarman of the Angiuli winery, a man of great personality, professionalism and fame in local agriculture.
The wines in this line come from grapes from old Alberello plantations with an average age of between 50 and 80 years, which produce very few bunches per vine, intensifying and considerably increasing the quality of the finished product.
Passion and creativity have led to the production of the Spumante Brut ancestral method (fermented in the bottle without the addition of yeasts and sugars), unique in the international wine scene.
Description
Negroamaro is an indigenous Apulian grape variety whose name derives from the dialectal expression 'niuru maru' or nero nero, the first deriving from Latin (niger) the second from Greek (mavros). Black is in fact both the colour of the grapes and that of the wine. To make this wine we manually select the grapes that ferment with indigenous yeasts in temperature-controlled stainless steel containers. The result is a smooth and versatile wine with typical fruity notes.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Ruby red colour with balanced tannicity, spicy aroma and good body
Storage time:
2-3 years
Vinification
soft pressing of the grapes, submerged cap maceration with temperature-controlled fermentation for 10 days and racking
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