The Wines

Wine Bocca Di Lupo
Wine Bocca Di Lupo
Bocca Di Lupo
Castel del Monte DOC

Bocca di Lupo is the spark that lit the enological dream of the estate. The desire to rediscover this noble and austere (Aglianico) varietal by offering an authentic Apulian interpretation drove the ambitious project of the winery.

Wine Pietrabianca
Wine Pietrabianca
Pietrabianca
Castel del Monte DOC

The name “Pietrabianca” refers to the stones that rural farmers hit while ploughing the fields and, once they were crushed and ground into the soil, helped enhance the aromas and flavors of the wines grown here. Pietrabianca Chardonnay is characterized by a complex bouquet.

Wine Locone
Wine Locone
Locone
Castel del Monte DOC

The name Locone takes its inspiration from the lake of the same name, an artificial reservoir located in the territory of Minervino Murge which is essential to give life to a karst, white and “poor” area such as that of the upper Murgia.

Wine Arso
Wine Arso
Arso
Puglia IGT

The “Arso”, the Italian adjective for “burnt”, Cabernet Franc is grown in the The Murgia of Puglia and farmed organically. Cabernet Franc grown here offers more depth and energy and is less powerful and more savory on the palate.

Wine Fiano Bocca Di Lupo
Wine Fiano Bocca Di Lupo
Fiano
Fiano Puglia IGT

Fiano di Bocca di Lupo was crafted from the finest selection of Fiano grapes grown on the estate in Minervino Murge, a name that comes from the area where it is produced.

Wine Trentangeli
Wine Trentangeli
Trentangeli
Castel del Monte DOC

Trentangeli, that was crafted for wine enthusiasts passionate about this grape variety and its fascinating complexity, has a unique identity that expresses its elegant and supple character.

Vinattieri 1385 Bocca Di Lupo Vneyards

The Vineyards

The soils are low in nutrient producing wines that are elegant and lively with well-defined aromatic precision. The vines grow at about 300 meters (984 feet) above sea level in The Murgia, an area with challenging climatic conditions that throughout time have always forced its inhabitants to work with great devotion. Harsh winters, temperatures that fluctuate dramatically, deep ravines, thick fog often covering the vineyards and especially its proximity to the ancient volcano Vulture are only some of the characteristics of this territory that rewards patient hard work with precious harvests. Poor land, typical of karst soils, produces elegant, vibrant and vertical wines. Organic farming is not an end but an opportunity that – all along – the winery has been able to seize precisely because of the unique characteristics of the estate.

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