
Nero di Troia
With Nero di Troia, you'll discover one of Italy's most exciting indigenous grape varieties: full-bodied, with a mature tannin structure and pleasantly soft acidity, it has everything a characterful red wine needs. As a late-ripening variety, it develops a special depth and richness that is immediately noticeable in the glass.
The home of Nero di Troia – also known as Uva di Troia – is Puglia in southern Italy, where it has been cultivated for centuries, perfectly reflecting the region's sun-drenched terroir. At Vinoscout, you'll find seven carefully selected wines of this variety, priced between €5.44 and €19.95 – ideal for exploring the full spectrum of this Apulian rarity.
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Nero di Troia – the proud red wine from Apulia
Nero di Troia, also known as Uva di Troia, is an indigenous grape variety from Apulia in southern Italy – one of those distinctive varieties that few people know, yet which immediately captivates wine lovers. The wines are typically deep in color and full-bodied , with noticeable tannins and a lively acidity that lends them structure and longevity. Aromatically, Nero di Troia offers dark fruit, spicy notes, and a slightly tart, Mediterranean depth – a character that exudes warmth and power without being heavy-handed.
Origin: Apulia and the Castel del Monte DOC
This grape variety is closely associated with northern Apulia , where it finds its most impressive expressions, particularly around the Castel del Monte DOC. The hot, dry climate and the mineral-rich soils of the region give the wines their distinctive character.
Nero di Troia at Vinoscout
Here you'll find seven carefully selected wines of this variety – from uncomplicated everyday wines to mature Riservas. Starting at just €5.44, the Terre di Montelusa Rosato offers a refreshing rosé perfect for summer. For those seeking something more substantial, the Torrevento Vigna Pedale Castel del Monte Riserva or the Ottagono are excellent choices – both from the specialist Torrevento winery, which has mastered this grape variety like few others. Prices range up to €19.95 , and the value for money is consistently excellent. Nero di Troia is well worth discovering.









