The Tradition of Apulian Red Wine
Discover all the promotions of the moment on our shop, connect to the section where you will find all the Apulian red wines. The wines of Apulia are the result of a long work carried out for generations in the field of oenology. Once, the excellent red wines produced in this region were little known and were used to "cut" other wine products from Italian regions, particularly those characterized by low alcohol content. The result was the production of excellent Apulian red wines obtained thanks to a skillful mix of different grapes from vineyards scattered in various areas of the region.
Apulia: Land of Quality Red Wines
Apulia, a region characterized by both hilly and flat areas, has many factors useful for the production of red wine: the climate, the sun, the air, and the soil offer the vine the best possible mix for optimal cultivation of vineyards. In our region, it is possible to identify different geographical areas, from which great Apulian red wines are obtained, many of which have received DOC, IGT, and DOCG awards. Among the most appreciated proposals of the territory, one cannot fail to mention Primitivo di Manduria and Negroamaro di Terra d’Otranto.
Today, thanks to tenacity, love for the land, and dedication to agricultural work, Apulian red wines have assumed an identity and character of their own, gaining the strength to assert themselves on the national market. Negroamaro and Primitivo have become synonymous with quality, proudly representing Apulia in the world. The labels of Apulian red wines, awarded with the Controlled Designation of Origin, are appreciated not only nationally but also abroad, winning recognitions and awards for the quality and commitment of Apulian companies.
Apulian Red Wine in the Market
The labels of Apulian red wines are increasingly making their way overseas, thanks to their quality and competitive price. Apulia, with its quality red wines, continues to grow and be appreciated not only for tradition but also for innovation, confirming its prominent role in the world wine scene.
