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$8.05The Story
Description
Colour : Deep straw yellow.Bouquet : The wine's perfumes are restrained and are based on distinctly fruity notes.Flavour : Fiano's personality is characterized by appealing freshness combined with a rich, mellow texture. It displays attractive sensations of peaches and apricots as well as of delicately scented flowers.
Producer Description
Masseria Altemura is situated deep in the countryside of the districts of Torre Santa Susanna and of Oria, in the heart of the Salento Peninsula, an area permeated through and through with Mediterranean character and where the light, the breezes and the sea coalesce in a unique alchemy. As had been the case with Pascotto Carissimo way back in 1222, Gianni Zonin saw in this area - and in Masseria Altemura in particular - the potential for contributing to the renaissance of wine production in Puglia.There thus began a long period of planning followed by one of actual refurbishment, involving the land and the buildings that now represent the heart of the estate's headquarters. The total area of the property is over 300 hectares - of which 130 (soon to become 150) are vineyards and 40 consist of olive groves - thus ensuring substantial annual production. It is a single holding, restored with total respect for the environment and the original architecture. As in the time of the Counts Martini Carissimo, it now represents one of the flagship estates in Puglian agriculture.
Description
Description
Colour : Deep straw yellow.Bouquet : The wine's perfumes are restrained and are based on distinctly fruity notes.Flavour : Fiano's personality is characterized by appealing freshness combined with a rich, mellow texture. It displays attractive sensations of peaches and apricots as well as of delicately scented flowers.
Producer Description
Masseria Altemura is situated deep in the countryside of the districts of Torre Santa Susanna and of Oria, in the heart of the Salento Peninsula, an area permeated through and through with Mediterranean character and where the light, the breezes and the sea coalesce in a unique alchemy. As had been the case with Pascotto Carissimo way back in 1222, Gianni Zonin saw in this area - and in Masseria Altemura in particular - the potential for contributing to the renaissance of wine production in Puglia.There thus began a long period of planning followed by one of actual refurbishment, involving the land and the buildings that now represent the heart of the estate's headquarters. The total area of the property is over 300 hectares - of which 130 (soon to become 150) are vineyards and 40 consist of olive groves - thus ensuring substantial annual production. It is a single holding, restored with total respect for the environment and the original architecture. As in the time of the Counts Martini Carissimo, it now represents one of the flagship estates in Puglian agriculture.
