Nero di Troia

Nero di Troia is a characteristic grape for the north of Puglia (Apulia). The name has nothing to do with Troy, but probably with Troia in the province of Foggia. This place would have been founded by Diomedes, who would have destroyed Troy

What does wine from the Nero di Troia grape taste like?

The Nero di Troia is a wine with a lot of potential. The grape has a late ripening and thick skin that is rich in tannins and anthocyanins. The wines of nero di troia have a lively, bright and intense color due to many anthocians. The grape produces powerful wines with an elegant bouquet and a hint of violets with a striking structure that allows for a long aging potential.