Dacastello Nero Di Troia Puglia IGT 12.5%
From £9.55
Legend has it that, upon his return from the Trojan War, the mythical Greek hero Diomedes sailed the Adriatic Sea until he reached the River Ofanto, where he anchored his ship with some stones from the Trojan fort.. Finding the place pleasant and fertile, Diomedes decided to plant the vine shoots he had brought with him as a souvenir from the distant city of Troy. And this is how Nero di Troia came to grow in Apulia. Nero di Troia Puglia I.G.T. Dacastello, an intense red, is the perfect encounter between history and winemaking tradition.

GRAPE
Dacastello Nero Di Troia Puglia is 100% Nero di Troia grape

PRODUCTION ZONE
Apulia, Italy

ALCOHOL
13%

SERVING TEMPERATURE
16-18°C

BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L

Produced By
Dacastello Vini Pregiati

Drinkability
Dacastello Nero Di Troia Puglia is bottled in glass and has no date of expiry. We recommend storage in a cool, dry place at a temperature between 5 and 25°C. Being a red wine, to fully appreciate its qualities, it is best drunk within 3 years.
Bouquet
Spicy and fruity, with hints of blackberry.
Palate
Smooth and persistent with elegant tannins.
Pairing
Excellent to accompany charcuterie, barbecued meats and mature cheeses.
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