Nero di Troia Puglia

The Nero di Troia vine probably comes from the city of Troy in Asia Minor,

probably re-founded in the province of Foggia by Greek colonists,

even if one cannot fail to consider the hypothesis of one origin from the Albanian city of Cruja.

It is abundantly cultivated along the entire Apulian coastal area.

The name “Nero di Troia” is actually a synonym of the grape variety “Uva di Troia”.

The maturation period is late and is characterized by a set normally very high anthocyanin

accompanied by a high tannin concentration. A full-bodied wine is thus obtained normally structured,

rich in polyphenols with a typically scent fruity and balsamic and typical and harmonious taste.