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Calaluna Fiano Puglia IGP

Paolo Leo

2021

Of unknown origin, Fiano is one of the most prestigious white grape varieties of southern Italy. Its roots are ancient and glorious: in the Middle Ages, it was common to find Fiano wines on the tables of kings and emperors, who loved its freshness and fruity character.
FOOD PAIRING: fish, seafood, vegetable-based dishes, flow and soft cheeses.

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Fiore di Vigna Primitivo Salento IGP

Paolo Leo

2019

Primitivo is arguably the best known native Apulian grape. This ancient grape, that produces full-bodied, fruity and well-structured wines, has fully adapted to the Mediterranean climate. Long, hot sunny days contrasted with a hight diurnal range and the cooling effect of sea breeze, allow grapes to ripen slowly, thus preserving their freshness and aromaticity.
FOOD PAIRING: main courses based on red sauces and meat, roasts and game; mature cheese, grilled mushrooms.

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NUMEN Chardonnay Salento IGP

Paolo Leo

2021

Chardonnay is a white grape variety that adapts very well to different terroirs and winemaking techniques. Fermenting and / or ageing Chardonnay wine in French oak barrels improves its complexity, structure and persistence, adding also notes of vanilla and other oak-derived spices. In addition, oak fermented/aged Chardonnay acquires longevity, developing fascinating tertiary aromas if kept properly in the bottle, even after a few years.
FOOD PAIRING: fish dishes, aged cheeses, pasta, white meat, grilled vegetables and aperitifs.

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Taccorosso Negroamaro Puglia IGP

Paolo Leo

Taccorosso is a top Negroamaro obtained from the oldest vineyards of Paololeo winery. It has been recognized with numerous awards since the beginning, due to its remarkable structure and pronounced aromas of black fruits and spices, with a full and well-balanced body and a long, fresh finish
Goes great with:
well seasoned sauces; red meats, mushrooms and game.

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Nerimatti Salice Salentino DOP Riserva

Paolo Leo

2014

In Italy a “Riserva” wine must be aged in oak for at least 24 months, a procedure that increases its structure and complexity, softening tannins and improving its elegance. The appellation Salice Salentino PDO, the most relevant in Salento, in its “Riserva” version is probably the most sought-after among Negroamaro lovers.
FOOD PAIRING: well-seasoned main courses, game and roast meat, cured meats and risotto with mushrooms

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RosaRose Blanc Spumante Negroamaro Brut

Paolo Leo

Rosarose blanc is a sparkling wine, made from Negroamaro grapes processed with the tank method (charmat). Pleasant and fresh, with delicate aromas of fruit, is the perfect match of many traditional puglian dishes, specially seafood and local desserts.
FOOD PAIRING: fresh cheeses, vegetables, fish and seafood, creamy and delicate sauces; dry pastries and creamy desserts like cheesecake

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Giunonico Primitivo di Manduria Dop Riserva

Paolo Leo

2016

Primitivo di Manduria is one of the most important denominations in Southern Italy. This ancient,native grape from Puglia is able to produce its best wines within the area of Manduria, a small town in the province of Taranto; its pronounced aromas of black fruits, full body and velvety tannins helped Primitivo di Manduria to build up a worldwide recognised reputation.
FOOD PAIRING: red meats and game, mature cheeses; tasty main courses, grilled and spicy mushrooms.

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