Sine Nomine Salice Salentino Rosso Riserva DOC

Negroamaro Riserva from Salento: sour cherry, licorice, warm finish.

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Sine Nomine Salice Salentino Rosso Riserva DOC

Deep ruby ​​red, with a bouquet that immediately reveals its origin: the Sine Nomine Salice Salentino Rosso Riserva DOC is a classic expression of the Pugliese South – full-bodied, warm, with characterful fruit.

Torrevento is one of the most reliable wineries on the Salento peninsula. The winery works with indigenous grape varieties – above all Negroamaro, the cornerstone of Salice Salentino. The Riserva classification signifies extended aging, mostly in oak barrels, which gives the wine structure and depth without overpowering its fruit-forward character.

In the glass, it displays a deep garnet red. The nose offers aromas of sour cherry and stewed plum, underpinned by licorice, dried herbs, and a hint of vanilla from the barrel aging. On the palate, ripe, concentrated fruit with well-integrated tannins that provide structure without being harsh. The finish is warm and lingeringly spicy.

Serving suggestion: Best served at 16–18 °C. Pairs well with leg of lamb with rosemary, orecchiette with ragù, grilled sausage, or strong hard cheese. Also a pleasant evening wine on its own.

Grape variety Negroamaro, Malvasia Nera
Origin Apulia, Italy
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Italy
Region Apulia
Grape variety Negroamaro, Malvasia Nera
Wine color Red Wine
Vintage 2021
Alcohol content 13,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Torrevento

Torrevento from Corato in Apulia bears its name for a good reason: "Tower of the Wind" – because it is the constant wind over the Alta Murgia that gives the vines natural ventilation and has given the winery its identity for generations.

The history of the Liantonio family begins in 1913, when the grandfather of the current president Francesco Liantonio emigrated to New York at the age of 16, returned in 1923, and in 1948 acquired a 17th-century Baroque Benedictine monastery along with 57 hectares of vineyards.

Today, Torrevento manages 500 hectares throughout Apulia and is considered one of the most consistent advocates of autochthonous grape varieties such as Nero di Troia, Primitivo, and Negroamaro. Multiple Gambero Rosso awards with the Tre Bicchieri prove that this standard arrives in the bottle.

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