I Pastini Susumaniello 'VersoSud' IGP 2020 IPA-SUS20

HK$215.00

Imported from neighbouring Dalmatia, Susumaniello is one of the most important indigenous varieties of Brindisi. Its name is due to the fact that the plant Susumaniello was once so particularly productive, so overloaded with grapes as if it were a donkey.

The name VersoSud (towards the south) is indicative of the position of the vineyards, located in the area to the south of the Itria Valley arriving in the territory of the province of Brindisi. VersoSud performs with an intense ruby red colour with a violet rim, it leaves the palate with hints of blackberry and cherry and sweet toasted notes. The taste is soft but persistent while remaining balanced.

Type: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Susumaniello 100%

Alcohol Content: 13%

Volume: 750 ml

Quantity:

Imported from neighbouring Dalmatia, Susumaniello is one of the most important indigenous varieties of Brindisi. Its name is due to the fact that the plant Susumaniello was once so particularly productive, so overloaded with grapes as if it were a donkey.

The name VersoSud (towards the south) is indicative of the position of the vineyards, located in the area to the south of the Itria Valley arriving in the territory of the province of Brindisi. VersoSud performs with an intense ruby red colour with a violet rim, it leaves the palate with hints of blackberry and cherry and sweet toasted notes. The taste is soft but persistent while remaining balanced.

Type: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Susumaniello 100%

Alcohol Content: 13%

Volume: 750 ml

I Pastini

The winery "the Pàstini" was born in 1996 and it is located in the heart of the earth Itria Valley. Winemaker Lino Carparelli managed the production of 12 hectares of vineyards with the aim to restore and enhance local grape varieties. For the reds, there are traditional Primitivo and the local grape Susumaniello, and for the whites, the Verdeca, Bianco d’Alessano and Minutolo, a white grape variety which confirms ancient wine production.

Puglia

Known as the 'Europe's Wine Cellar', Puglia is among the world's top wine-producing regions, while its decent-priced wines have high quality due to the great potentials of the indigenous grapes.