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SUD Malvasia Nera
Malvasia Nera from Apulia – dark fruity, spicy, with a character that brings the warmth of the south sun directly into the glass.
Feudi di San Marzano is one of the most renowned wineries in Apulia. Located in the heart of the Primitivo zone around Manduria, the estate cultivates old vineyards on the red clay-sand soil of the Murge plateau and specializes in the region's indigenous grape varieties – including the rarer Malvasia Nera, which is bottled here as a single-varietal wine under the SUD line.
In the glass, the wine displays a clear ruby red color with violet reflections. The nose offers aromas of black cherry, blackberry, and a distinct hint of clove. Four months of aging in oak barrels impart a soft tannin structure and a touch of vanilla on the finish – without overpowering the fruity core. The body is full, and the finish is pleasantly long.
Serving temperature 16–18 °C. Pairs well with grilled lamb, pasta with ragù alla Barese or spicy pecorino. Also enjoyable on its own as an accompaniment to a summer evening – drink it now, without further aging.
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4.9 · 9 reviews
A very full-bodied powerful red wine, gentle and
First-class reliable processing. I am extremely satisfied!
full-bodied
great wine
Super service. I am happy to be a regular customer.
Simply delicious...
Very good wine, price-performance is okay!
delicious :)
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The Winery
What nineteen winegrower families from San Marzano di San Giuseppe sealed with a handshake in 1962 is today one of the most famous names in Apulia: Feudi di San Marzano.
Around 1,500 winemakers jointly cultivate more than 1,200 hectares of vines in the heart of the Primitivo di Manduria DOP, many of them still in the old Alberello system – the bush-trained vines that have given Salento its face for generations.
The red limestone soil, the sun, and the sea breeze between the Adriatic and the Ionian Sea shape wines that are powerful yet precise. Every grape is harvested by hand; chemical fertilizers are left out.
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